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PEONIES
and IRISES
1929
Indian Spring Farms,
Incorporated
Baldwinsville, New \ork
Business Terms and Information
READ CAREFULLY BEFORE ORDERING
TERMS. Full remittance should accompany all or¬
ders, unless satisfactory credit arrangements have been
previously arranged.
C. O. D. shipments frequently cause delay in delivery
and result in consequent damage to plants and loss to
ourselves or to our customers. We will only ship 0. O.
D. on special request and Avhen 25 per cent of the
amount of the order is paid in advance.
Retail prices are net. We prepay transportation
charges on all retail orders paid for Dcfjre shipment,
but not otherwise. Early orders to reserve stock and
shipping preference may be paid 10 per cent with order
and balance before September 1.
Strict compliance with these terms will save corre¬
spondence at shipping time and consequent delay in de¬
liveries.
HCW TO ORDER. To avoid delay, use the order
sheet received with this catalogue. Write, or print
your name very plcirily, exactly as it should appear mi
the label of your shipment.
Order as early as possible for later shipment to be
sure of getting all the varieties wanted.
TRANSPORTATION. We prepay transportation
charges on all orders paid for in advance to all points
within the United States, shipments by parcel post or
express at our discretion. Orders sold at wholesale, or
on special quotations, will be shipped collect. Trans¬
portation to foreign countries must be paid by the pur¬
chaser.
HOW TO REMIT Make remittances by Post Office
Money Order, Rank Draft, or by Personal Check, pay¬
able to Indian Spring Farms, Inc., and not to individ¬
uals. Do not send currency or silver except by regis¬
tered letter.
SUBSTITUTIONS. No substitutions will be made
unless your order so requests. With your permission,
we are glad to send as a substitute a similar variety of
equal or higher value, when possible, for any item we
are unable to fill.
SHIPMENTS. Peony shipments begin as soon after
September 1 as roots are matured, depending on the
season. Bulbs, October 1, or as soon as imports are
received.
Advannce orders will be filled as far as possible :n
rotation as received, and have precedence over later or¬
ders. As we start the shipping season with several
thousands of advance orders for which it is not possible
to prepare stock until growth is mature, it is obvious
that late purchasers can not expect immediate ship¬
ments.
CLAIMS. We guarantee the safe arrival of ship¬
ments to all points within the United States, but can
not be responsible for losses occuring during transpor¬
tation on shipments to foreign countries. All claims
must be made promptly on receipt of goods.
GUARANTEE. All plants shipped are guaranteed
to be true to name, vigorous and healthy when received.
Should any error occur in labeling, or otherwise, and
any stock shipped eventually prove untrue, we will re
place it with true stock, and you may keep the plants
first sent.
Landscape with Peonies
Interesting, indeed, is the Mythological origin of the
Peony. When Hercules, the son of Jove, wounded Pluto
during the Trojan war by piercing him with a swift
shaft through his huge shoulder, Pluto sought relief
from the grievous pain that tortured his soul at the
palace of Jove on lofty Mr. Olympus. There wise Paeon,
physician of the gods, who had been a pupil under
Aesculapius, god of medicine, was called. Thereupon,
Paeon called in consultation Apollo, the great god of
healing, who was the father of Aesculapius. Apollo, in
turn, made intercession with his worthy parents, Zeus
and Leto, with the result that Paeon received the first
Peony from the hands of Leto on Mt. Olympus. With
this pain-assuaging herb he healed the wound of Pluto.
This cure caused much jealousy in the breast of Aescu¬
lapius and he plotted the death of Paeon. Pluto, how¬
ever, in great gratitude for what Paeon had done, de¬
termined to save him from the fate of mortals and
changed him into the living plant that had effected the
cure — the Paeonia. Even down to the present this name
has endured, and the Officinalis species, found native to
southern Europe, is still highly regarded for its medi¬
cinal properties.
Of greater interest at tha present time is another
herbaceous species, P. albiflora, known as the Chinese
Peony. It is from this primitive type, found native in
the rigorous climate of northern China and Siberia, that
the Modern Chinensis Peony varieties have been devel¬
oped.
So remarkable have been the results accomplished
through years of steadfast devotion and untiring effort
on the part of the Peony lovers and hybridizers that
today the modern Peony is the most superb and out¬
standing flower that grows in our gardens.
In all the different forms a varied color range is af¬
forded From purest white, the shadings vary through
almost innumerable tints of pink, rose and carmine to
crimson and darkest red. Certain flowers show hues of
silver, lilac and lavender, and many have petals of yel¬
low, or reflect tints of gold, as a remainder of the
yellow stamens that once were present. While hybri¬
dizers have long been striving to produce a yellow
Peony and have approximated their ambitions in such
fine flowers as Primevere, Laura Dessert and Golden
Dawn, which opens a distinct shade of canary yellow
and slowly shade to a white, there is yet no true yellow
Peony of fixed color
The modern Peony, being born of rugged parentage,
is perfectly hardy and will thrive in the coldest cli¬
mates without winter protection It may be grown suc¬
cessfully wherever the ground freezes during any part
of the winter, and is at its best in the colder regions
where most perennials find it hard to endure. Because
of its hardiness the Peony is the ideal Flower of the
North.
INDIAN S P R I N G FARMS, INC.
Peonies Are Easy to Grow
Peonies are easy to grow and will do well in almost
any location where they have any reasonable chance.
They will thrive with less care and attention than most
perennials, yet they are worthy of special care and will
repay for special cultivation. Once planted, they will
live for years, increasing in beauty and value from sea¬
son to season. Because they are slow to become estab¬
lished and resent being disturbed, care should be taken
that new plantings be suitably located and the planting
properly done.
WHEN TO PLANT. Growers begin fall shipping
after the eyes are matured, usually about September
15, and planting may successfully be done any time be¬
fore the ground freezes up for winter. Peonies also
may be planted in the spring, if roots are obtainable.
The earlier spring plantings are made the better.
WHERE TO PLANT. Peonies should be planted in
fertile, well-drained soil, and where they will get the
full sun at least half the day. They will not do well in
poorly drained ground, or where water stands about
their roots during any part of the year; and they will
not bloom well, if close under trees or in full shade.
NEVER PLANT PEONIES IN SOIL WHERE
PEONIES HAVE BEEN GROWN BEFORE.
Peonies for Spring Planting
Peonies may be successfully planted in the spring.
For the convenience of customers who find it desir¬
able to make spring plantings, we carry large stocks of
our Peonies in storage for spring sale and are prepared
to make shipments as wanted up to May 1. Orders
for spring shipments should be placed as early in ad¬
vance as possible to insure getting all varieties wanted.
All roots in storage will be planted about May 1, and
orders received after that time will be recorded for fall
shipment unless we are otherwise instructed.
Cut Flowers
WHEN CUTTING PEONIES ALWAYS LEAVE
SOME LEAVES ON EACH STALK AND SOME
FLOWERS ON EACH PLANT. IT PAYS.
SIZE OF DIVISIONS
Prices quoted for strong 3 to 5 eye divisions, with a
well balanced root system. Healthy and true 'to name.
Many of the originators names are abbreviated in
the following lists: Crousse (Or), Lemoine (Lem),
Kelway (Kel), Hollis (Hoi), Richardson (Rich), Guer¬
in (Gu), Calot (Cal), Goos & Koenemann (G. & K.),
Rosenfield (Ros), Gombault (Gom), Verdier (Ver),
Vilmorin (Vil), Franklin (Fra), Dessert (Des), Thur-
low (Thur), Shaylor (Shay), Riviere (Riv).
Rating of Varieties
The figures following the varieties give the ratings
based on 100 per cent and were taken by members of
both Peony and Iris Societies.
CULTURAL DIRECTION WITH EACH SHIP¬
MENT.
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DOUBLE FLOWERED PEONIES
ADDIELANCHAEA (Brand) 8.8 Creamy white,
flecked crimson. Midseason. $5.00
ADELAIDE E. HOLLIS (Hoi) 7.7 Uniform lilac-
white. Late midseason. $3.00
ADMIRAL TOGO (Hoi) 7.1 Dark crimson-carmine.
Midseason. $1.60
ADOLPHE ROUSSEAU (Des) 8.5 Rich dark red.
Tall, vigorous, early. $1.50
AKSARBEN (Ros) 7.2 Brilliant dark crimson.
Midseason. $1.60
ALBATRE (Cr) 8.7 Large pure white. Lata mid¬
season. $1.00
ALBERT CROUSSE (Cr) 8.6 Soft shell-pink. Fra¬
grant. Late. $1 (>0
ALEXANDRE DUMAS (Gu) 7.1 Bright pink, inter¬
mixed with creamy white petals. Midesason. .60
ALEXANDRIANA (Cal) 7.1 Violet-rose, shading
lighter. Early. .75
ALFRED DE MUSSET (Cr> 7.9 Light pink, deeper
center. Fragrant. Late. .75
ALICE DE JULVECOURT (Pele) 7.2 Lilac-white,
flecked crimson. Midseason. $1.00
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ALICE HARDING (Lem) Beautiful variety from
France. Creamy- white. $75.00
ALSACE-LORRAINE (Lem) 8.8 Rich creamy-
white, tinted brownish -yellow. Midseason. $1.50
AMANDA YALE (Brand) 8.2 Milk white, some pe¬
tals marked carmine. $1.00
A. M. SLOCUM (Fra) 9.0 Large cream-white. Gold¬
en yellow stamens. $6.00
A. P. SAUNDERS (Thur) 8.6 Large flower of
dainty flesh-white. Late. $8.00
ARCHIE BRAND (Brand) 7.5 Deep sea-shell pink,
with a silvery border. Midseason. $1.00
ASA GRAY (Cr) 8.1 Salmon-flesh, thickly sprinkled
with minute dots of lavender. $1.00
ASSMANSHAUSEN (G. & K.) Delicate light pink
variety from Germany. Midseason. $4.00
AUGUSTE DESSERT (Des) 8.7 New French varie¬
ty. Unusual shade of crimson-carmine. $6.00
AUGUST LEMONIER (Cal) Violet-red. Free
bloomer. Midseason. An old favorite. $1.00
AUGUSTIN D ’HOUR (Cal) 7.8 Brilliant solfer-
ino-red, with silvery reflex. Late. $1.00
AUNT ELLEN (Brand) 7.2 Rich purplish-crimson.
Free bloomer. Early. $1.00
AURORE (Des) 8.0 Lilac-white, splashed crimson.
Late. $1.00
AVALANCHE (Cr) 8.7 Large white. Delightfully
fragrant. Late midseason. $1.00
AVIATEUR REYMOND (Des) 8.0 Beautiful bright
cherry-red, shaded garnet. $2.00
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BALL O’COTTON (Fra) 8.8 Spotless white. Very
fragrant. Midseason. $7.00
BARONESS SCHROEDER (Kel) 9.0 Delicate flesh-
white. Rose fragrance. Midseason. $1.00
BEAUTE FRANC AISE (Gu) Flesk-pink, with
white and carmine spots. $1.00
BEAUTY’S MASK (Hoi) 7.9 Blush-white, tinted
lilac. Free flowering and fragrant. $1.25
BELLE MAUVE (Lem) Fringed petals, shaded
lilac and violet-mauve. $2.00
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (Brand) 8.1 Brilliant
crimson, darker shadings. Very tall. Early. $1.00
BENOIT (Riv) A splendid dark red peony with
golden stamens. $3.00
BERTRADE (Lem) 8.6 Ivory-white with slight car¬
mine markings. Midseason. $3.00
BETTY BLOSSOM (Thur) New. White, with flesh¬
ings of soft yellow. $15.00
BIEBRICH (G. & K.) 8.7 Large flower of soft flesh-
pink, changing to white. Late. $4.00
BISHOP BURKE (Vories) Rosy crimson with an ef¬
fective silvery sheen thruout. $20.00
BLANCHE KING (Brand) Bright, glistening, deep
pink, with a silvery reflex. $50.00
BOULE DE NEIGE (Cal) 8.0 Milk-white, center
flecked crimson. Yellow stamens. Fragrant. .75
BUNCH OF PERFUME (Kel) 7.7 Beautiful, vivid
rich rose color. Fragrant. $1.00
CANDEUR (Des) 8.4 Delicate silvery-pink, tinged
lilac-rose. Center flecked crimson. $4.00
CANDIDISSIMA (Cal) 7.1 Creamy-white, center
sulphur-yellow. Honey fragrance. Early. .50
C ARNE A ELEGANS (Cal) 7.8 Pink and yellow.
Very fragrant. Midseason. Cut flower variety. .50
CECELIA KELWAY (Kel) Attractive shade of
mauve-pink. Stock scarce. $2.50
..CHARLES McKELLIP (Brand) 7.8 Rich, bright
red of American Beauty color. Midseason. $2.00
CHAS. SEDGWICK MlttOT (Rich) 7.9 Lilac-pink.
Tall stems. Fine. $2.00
CHAS. VERDIER Dark ashes-of-roses coloring.
Fragrant. Late. $2.00
CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN (Hoi) 7.6 Uniform light
red. Large. Fragrant. $2.00
CHERRY HILL (Thur) 8.6 Very early, deep garnet-
red. Very tall. Good. $3.00
CHESTINE GOWDY (Brand) 8.4 Silvery-pink, cen¬
ter shell-pink, marked carmine. Late. $1.50
CLAIRE DUBOIS (Cr) 7.8 Immense ball-like blooras
of soft pink. Late. $1.00
CLAUD GELLEE (Lem) 7.8 Creamy-white with
tint of brownish -yellow. $1.00
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CLEMENCEAU (Des) 8.5 Very late. Carmine with
silvery tints. Broad silvery border. $6.00
COQUELIN (Des) 7.2 Cup-shaped flower. Even
rose-pink color. Early. $1.00
CORNELIA SHAYLOR (Shay) 9.1. Delicate pink
center deep shell-pink. Late. $12.00
CORONATION (Kel) 8.5 Late midseason. Pale
pink, center of flesh-white. $2.50
COURONNE D ’OR (Cal) 8.1 Pure white, with circle
of yellow stamens around center. Late. .75
CRYSTAL LAKE (Fra) Dark rose, with bright
golden yellow stamens. $2.00
C. W. SCHOCK (Fra) Unusual shade of red that has
no lustre. $2.00
DAVID HARUM (Brand) 8.4 Distinct bright red.
Very large. Free bloomer. Midseason $5.00
DEEMSTER (Kel) Dark brownish-red, or ehoco-
late-maroon. Bright golden stamens. $2.00
DELACHEI (Del) 7.1 A large free blooming red.
Late midseason. Ideal plant. .75
DELICATISSIMA. Delicate salmon-pink. Large.
Fragrant. Midseason. .76
DESIRE (Brand) 8.5 Midseason to late. Delicate
mauve-pink. Large flowers. ’ $7.00
DORCHESTER (Rich) 7.7 Very late flower of deli¬
cate hydrangea-pink. $1.00
DOROTHY E. KIBBY (Hoi) Tall white. Carmine
markings. Early midesason $3.00
DR. BRETTONEAU (Ver) Pale lilac-rose, center
tipped cream-white. Early. .50
DR. H. BARNSBY (Des) 8.1 Solferino-red, shaded
crimson with bluish reflex. Late. $2.00
DUC DE WELLINGTON (Cal) 7.8 Snow-white
guards around sulphur -white center. Fragrant. $1.00
DUCHESSE DE NEMOURS (Cal) 8.1 An early fra¬
grant white, with collar of sulphur-white. .75
DUCHESSE DE ORLEANS (Gu) A popular pink
midseason flower. Free bloomer. .50
EDMOND ABOUT (Cr) 8.2 Late midseason Deli¬
cate hydrangea-pink. Crimson markings. Fra¬
grant. $2.00
EDMOND LEBON (Cal) 8.3 Large blooms of bright
violet-rose. Midseason. $1.50
EDULIS SUPERBA (Lem) 7.6 Very early, deep
mauve-pink. Rose fragrance. Grand cut flower. .75
EDWARD W. BECKER (Fra) 8.5 Large attractive
white, shaded light flesh. Fragrant. $2.50
EDWIN C. SHAW (Thur) 9.1 Clear shell-pink. One
of the finest. $12.50
EDWIN FORREST (Hoi) 7.5 Very dark crimson.
Late midseason. Good. $2.00
E. G. HILL (Lem) 7.8 Light rose-pink, with light¬
er tints. Gulden stamens. Midseason. $2.50
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E. J. SHAYLOR (Shay) 8.7 Deep rose-pink, shaded
lighter at tips of petals. Some edged gold. $7.00
ELEANOR ANN SMITH (Fra) Dark violaceous
pink. Bright golden stamens. Fragrant. Mid¬
season. $2.50
ELIE CHEVALIER (Des) 7.3 Bright rose, splash¬
ed -with green, flecked scarlet. Fragrant. Late. $1.00
ELISA (Des) French variety. Bright earmine-
pink, tinted salmon, with silvery reflex. $10.00
ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNINIG (Brand)
9.2 Very large, late, white; tinted blush and can¬
ary. $3.00
ELLA CHRISTIANSEN (Brand) Free bloomer,
midseason. Soft shade of pink. Fragrant. $50.00
ELLA C. KELWAY (Kel) 7.3 Even tint of flesh-
pink. Midseason. Fragrant. Fine form. .76
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX (Brand) 7.6 Deep
shell-pink, shading lighter. Some petals edged crim¬
son. $1.00
ELWOOD PLEAS (Pleas) 8.7 Light shell-pink, lav¬
ender tone. Does not fade. Fragrant. Late. $2.50
ENCHANTERESSE (Lem) 8.9 A beauty. Creamy-
white, splashed crimson. Tall, very late. $3.00
ENCHANTMENT (Hoi) 8.0 Fine lilac-pink.
Blooms late in the season. $1.50
ESTAFETTE (Des) 7.9 Very early variety of pur¬
plish-carmine, with silvery border. $1.50
ETTA (Terry) 8.0 Uniform shade of hydrangea-pink.
Large. Very late. Fragrant. $1.50
EUCHARIS (Lem) 7.6 Rich creamy-white. Perfect¬
ly formed, fragrant and late. $2.00
EUGENE BIGOT (Des) 8.3 Brilliant crimson. Con¬
spicuous. Late midseason. $1.00
EUGENE REIGNOUX (Des) 7.3 Deep carmine-
pink, shaded silvery at the edges. $1.00
EUGENE VERDIER (Cal) 8.3 Flesh-pink, shaded
with yellow and salmon. Late midseason. $1.50
EUGENIE VERDIER (Cal) 8.6 Light hydrangea-
pink, center deeper. Fragrant. $1.00
EUNICE SHAYLOR (Shay) 8.9 Golden stamens,
intermixed with light flesh-pink and flesh- white petals.
Midseason. $6.00
EVANGELINE (Lem) 8.2 Pale lilac-rose splashed
crimson. Late. $2.00
EVENING GLOW (Hoi) 8.3 Hydrangea-pink, tip¬
ped white. Early and fragrant. $2.00
EXQUISITE (Kel) 8.5 Bright cherry-rose, tipped
silvery -white. Golden stamens. Midseason. $3.00
FANNIE CROSBY (Brand) 7.7 As near a true yel¬
low as any Peony yet produced. Early. $2.00
FARIBAULT (Brand) 7.8 Deep pink, with silvery
sheen. Petals tipped silvery-white. Late. $1.50
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FELIX CROUSSE (Cr) 8.4 Clear brilliant red, com¬
ing in late midseason. $1.00
FESTIVA (Donkelear) 8.0 Pure white, with crim¬
son markings. Strong, pleasing fragrance. .75
FESTIVA MAXIMA (Miellez) 9.3 Large full
blooms of purest white, flecked crimson. Early and
very fragrant. .75
FLORAL TREASURE. See Delicatissima.
FLORENCE MACBETH (Sass) 9.2 Immense flower
of soft La France pink, shaded lighter. $15.00
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE (Brand) 7.8 Pure
white flower with delicately arranged petals. Late.
$1.00
FLOW ’RET OF EDEN (Neeley) 8.9 The coloring
is soft, elusive, pink-and-white. Midseason. $15.00
FRAGRANS (Bank’s) Late dark pink, shaded sol-
ferino-red. Very fragrant. Free bloomer. .50
FRAICHEUR (Lem) 8.2 Creamy-white, tinted flesh.
Flowers in late midseason. $3.00
FRANCES SHAYLOR (Shay) 8.6 A beautiful yel¬
low and white flower. Midseason. $3.50
FRANCES WILLARD (Brand) 9.1 Pure white,
showing golden stamens. Late midseason. $2.00
FRANCOIS ORTEGAT (Parmentier) Dark purple-
crimson, with anthers of gold. Fragrant. Early. .50
FRANCOIS ROUSSEAU (Des) 8.2 A really fine
Peony of lively, velvety-red. Early. $3.00
FRANKIE CURTIS (Vories) 9.3 Very tall, large
white, tinted pink. Medium early. $20.00
GALATHEE (Lem) 8.1 Fine flesh-white, with a
deeper pink center. Very late. $3.00
GENE STRATTON PORTER (Ros) Very large
blooms of purest white throughout. Late. $25.00
GEORGE HOLLIS (Hoi) 7.7 Lilac-white guards;
pale rose-pink center. Fragrant. $3.00
GEORGE WASHINGTON (Hoi) 7.2 Midseasom
Large flower of dark crimson. Tall $1.00
GEORGIANA SHAYLOR (Shay) 8.9 Pale rose-
pink, splashed crimson. Late midseason. $3.00
GERMAINE BIGOT (Des) 8.5 Midseason. Pale
lilac-rose, tinted salmon-flesh, marked crimson. $1.00
GIGANTEA (Cal) 8.2 Syn. Lamartine. Very large,
pale lilac-rose; darker center. Spicy fragrance. $1.00
GINETTE (Des) 8.6 Deep flesh, tinted salmon, cen¬
ter flecked crimson. Fragrant. Midseason. $1.50
GISELE (Lem) 7.2 Cream-white variety from
France. Stock scarce. Good. $2.00
GISMONDA (Cr) 8.2 Charming flower of pink and
white color. Fragrant. Late. $1.00
GLORIE DE CHARLES GOMBAULT (Gombault)
7.9 Tri-colored. Light rose; cream -white; flecked
crimson. $1.00
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GXiORIE DE TOURAINE (Des) 7.6 Very late, bril¬
liant velvety-red; purplish reflex. $1.50
GLORY OF SOMERSET (Kel) 7.9 Violet-rose, cen¬
ter creamy-white. Midseason. Fragrant. $1.00
GOLDEN DAWN (Gumm) A dainty blending of
soft white and yellow. Fragrant. $5.00
GOLDEN HARVEST.— See Jeanne d’Arc.
GOLDEN WEDDING (Pleas) A free flowering can¬
ary-yellow. $1.00
GOLIATH (Hoi) 7.0 Extra large flower of bright
rose, tipped silver. Midseason. $1.50
GOV. JOHNSON (Brand) 7.4 Tall vivid crimson,
golden stamens showing. $1.00
GRACE LOOMIS (Saunders) 9.2 Large clear white,
with reflected golden tints. Late. $12.00
GRACE OTT (Gumm) Brilliant, dark crimson. Yel¬
low stamens. Midseason. $8.00
GRANDIFLORA (Rich) 8.8 Large, soft shell-pink,
shading to rosy- white. Very late. $1.00
GRANDIFLORA ROSEA. Very free flowering.
Bright pink, mixed with salmon. Large. .50
GRAZIELLA. Large, blush-pink, with canary-yel¬
low and salmon shadings. Midseason. $1.00
GRETCHEN (G. & K.) Beautiful, soft flesh-pink.
Late midseason. $4.00
GROVER CLEVELAND (Terry) 8.2 Rich, dark
crimson. Late midseason. Fine. $1.60
H. A. HAGEN (Rieh) 8.2 Large, deep violet-rose.
Fragrant and late. $3.00
HANSIANA BRAND (Brand) Deep flesh-pink,
shading darker, with a salmon reflex. $50.00
HARRIET FARNSLEY (Brand) 7.9 Very large,
very late, light flesh-pink. $1.00
HAZEL KINNEY (Brand) Uniform hydrangea-
pink. Midseason bloomer. Beautiful. $50.00
HELEN WOLAVER (Brand) 7.9 Seashell-pink,
shaded with old rose. Rose-scented. Late. $1.50
HENRY AVERY (Brand) 8.8 General effect, light
pink; with a collar of yellow petals. Midseason and
fragrant. $4.00
HENRY M. VORIES (Vories) Very large light
pink, darker in center. Very late. $12.00
H. F. REDDICK (Brand) 7.7 Brilliant, dark crim¬
son, with yellow stamens. Midseason. $1.00
HUMEI (Anderson) Immense blooms of carmine-
pink. Very late. .50
JAMES BOYD (Thur) 8.9 Soft flesh-pink, tinted
yellowish-salmon. Fragrant and late. $7.00
JAMES KELWAY (Kel) 8.7 Dainty flesh-pink,
changing to flesh-white. Midseason. $1.00
JAMES R. MANN (Thur) 8.7 Deep rosy-pink,
splashed crimson. Yellow stamens. Midseason. $15.00
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JEANNE D ’ARC (Cal) 7.9 Soft pink, intermingled
petals of salmon and yellow. Midseason. .75
JEANNOT (Des) 9.2 Delicate flesh-pink, tinted
lavender. One of the finest. $6.00
JENNY LIND (Parsons) 7.8 Light hydrangea-pink,
with silvery reflex. Midseason. $1.00
JESSIE SHAYLOR (Shay) 8.6 Deep cream, with
reflexed glow from the yellow stamens. $5.00
JOHN M. GOOD (Good & Welsh) 9.3 A midseason
variety of purest white. Ideal habits. $25.00
JOHN RICHARDSON (Rich) 8.2 Soft lilac-rose,
shading lighter at tips. Fragrant. Late. $2.00
JUBILEE (Pleas) 8.9 A wonderful white of largest
size. Long lacy petals. $2.00
JUDGE BERRY (Brand) 8.6 Soft pink and white.
Splendid early variety. $3.00
JULIETTE DESSERT (Des) 7.5 Large flowers of
silvery-crimson. Midseason. $1.50
JUNE DAY (Fra) 9.0 Light flesh, with lavender
edges on center petals. Midseason. $8.00
KARL ROSENFIELD (Ros) 8.8 Rich velvety crim¬
son. Midesason. One of the, best. $1.00
KATHARINE HAVEMEYER (Thur) 9.0 Soft
lilac-pink, with lighter shadings. Fragrant.
Late. $15.00
KELWAY’S GLORIOUS (Kel) 9.8 A glorious white
Peony. Midseason. $7.50
KELWAY’S QUEEN (Kel) 8.8 Uniform mauve-
rose, center petals tipped earmine. Fragrant. Mid¬
season. $10.00
KOENIGS WINTER (G. & K.) Soft lilac-pink, with
silvery shadings. Late midseason. $5.00
L’ECLATANTE (Cal) 7.7 A free flowering, mid¬
season red. $1.00
L ’INDISPENSABLE. Pale lilac-white, shading
violet -rose in center. Late. .75
LAFAYETTE (Des) 7.8 Light violet-rose; tips of
petals, silvery white. Early. $1.50
LA FEE (Lem) 9.2 Large, soft mauve-rose. Very
fragrant. $7.50
LA FONTAINE (Lem) 8.4 Nearer a true lavender
than any other peony. Fragrant. Late. $3.00
LA FRANCE (Lem) 9.0 Apple -blossom-pink. Cen¬
ter tipped carmine. Midseason. Fragrant. $2.50
LA LORRAINE (Lem) 8.6 Creamy white, tinted
soft pink. Midseason. $5.00
LA PERLE. A fine pink Peony. Very fragrant.
Late midseason. $1.00
LA ROSIERE (Cr) 8.3 White, with a center of yel¬
low stamens. Blooms in clusters. $1.00
LA TENDRESSE (Cr) 8.1 Creamy-white, changing
to pure white. Tipped crimson. Early. $1.00
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LA TULIPE (Cal) 7.5 Blush-white, streaked car¬
mine. Midseason and fragrant. ,75
LA VERNE (Kel) Deep shell-pink, large and full.
Fine. $3.00
LADY A. DUFF (Kel) 9.1 Flesh-pink, changing to
white, suffused blush. Midseason. $1.50
LADY BERESFORD (Kel) 8.2 Well formed flow¬
ers of soft blush-pink. Midseason. $1.50
LADY EMILY (Pleas) 8.6 Ivory and rose-pink, with
golden stamens. $2.00
LADY IRIS (Pleas) 7.9 Delicate salmon-pink, center
shading deeper. Midseason. Fragrant. $2.00
LADY KATE (Vories) Uniform light mauve-pink.
Very late. Distinct and beautiful. $20.00
LAKE O’SILVER (Fra) Light pink, with scattered
golden stamens. Petals tipped silver. $3.00
LAMARTINE (Lem) 8.4 Deep carmine-rose, each
petal bordered silver. Fragrant. Late. $3.50
LAURA DESSERT (Des) 8.8 One of the best yel¬
low Peonies yet introduced. Early. $6.00
LAURA VORIES (Vories) Flesh-white, shadingn
deep pink at center. Carmine marking. $12.00
LA VERNE CHRISTMAN (Brand) Deep rose-pink,
shaded lighter. $50.00
LE CYGNE (Lem) 9.9 A wonderful flower of purest
white. Midseason. Fragrant. $6.00
LEVIATHAN (Kel) 7.0 Extra large flower of
bright deep rose. $1.00
LIBELLULE (Des) New variety from France.
Marked carmine. Pleasantly fragrant. $6.00
LIBERTY (Hoi) Uniform dark magenta, shading to
silver at the tips. Midseason. $1.00
LILLIAN GUMM (Gumm) Gorgeous apple-blossom-
pink. Late midseason. Very fragrant. $6.00
LITTLE SWEETHEART (Brand) 7.5 Dainty
blooms of delicate salmon-pink. Early. $1.00
LIVINGSTONE (Cr) 8.1 Pale lilac-rose, silvery tip¬
ped; flecked carmine. Late. $1.00
LONGFELLOW (Brand) 9.0 Brightest crimson, with
a cherry tone. Late midseason. $2.50
LORA DEXHEIMER (Brand) 8.4 Intense crimson,
shading darker. Early midseason. $2.00
LORCH (G. & K.) 8.7 Opens blush-pink, changing to
purest white. Late. Good. $5.00
LORD KITCHENER (Renault) 7.8 Large, bright
cherry red. Midseason. $1.50
LORD ROSEBERRY (Kel) 7.8 A very fine free
blooming crimson variety. • $1.50
LOUIS VAN HOUTTE (Cal) Beautiful dark crim¬
son, with attractive lustre. .75
LOVELINESS (Hoi) 8.8 Hydrangea-pink, changing
to lilac-white. Very late. Fragrant. $2.00
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LUCY E. HOLLIS (IIol) 7.8 Outer petals violet-
white; center lilac-rose. Very late. $2.00
LUCY SHAYLOR (Shay) Fine white, deepening to
light yellow at the center. $15.00
LUELLA SHAYLOR (Shay) Guard petals, pure
white; center petals tinted yellow. Midseason. $10.00
LUETTA PFEIFFER (Brand) 8.7 White flushed
pink. Gold stamens. Large and early. $4.00
MABEL L. FRANKLIN (Fra) 9.0 Soft light pink,
center deeper, edged lavender. Fragrant. $6.00
MARCELLE DESSERT (Des) 8.2 Milk-white, min¬
utely spotted lilac. Fragrant. Midseason. $1.50
MARGUERITE GAUDICHAU (Cr) 8.1 A late shell-
pink flower of fine form. Fragrant. $2.50
MARGUERITE GERARD (Cr) 8.4 Hydrangea-pink,
shading cream-white. Late midseason. $1.00
MARIE (Cal) 8.1 Lilac-white, tinted yellow. Fra¬
grant and late. $1.00
MARIE CROUSSE (Cr) 8.9 Exquisite shade of sal¬
mon-pink. Midseason. $1.50
MARIE DEROUX (Cr) 8.0 Flesh-pink, bordered
white. Blooms in clusters. Fragrant. Late. $1.50
MARIE JACQUIN (Ver) / 8.3 Delicate flesh tint,
changing to lilac-white. Midseason. $1.00
MARIE LEMOINE (Cal) 8.5 Large pure white, car¬
mine markings. Fragrant and late. $1.00
MARQUIS C. LAGERGREN (Des) 7.8 Midseason
variety of bright cherry-red, tipped silver. $1.50
MARTHA BULLOUCH (Brand) 9.1 Flowers often
9 to 12 inches in diameter. Silvery shell-pink, shading
to deep rose-pink in the center. $6.00
MARY BRAND (Brand) 8.7 Large midseason flow¬
er of vivid crimson, with silvery sheen. $1.50
MARY P. KING (Fra) 8.7 Light rose-pink, shad¬
ing deeper at center. Fragrant. $4.00
MARY WOODBURY SHAYLOR (Shay) 9.0 Shell-
pink, creamy yellow at the center. Fragrant. $5.00
MASTERPIECE (Kel) 7.4 Dark tyrian-rose, inter¬
mingled stamens. Slightly fragrant. Early. $1.00
MATHILDE DE ROSENCK (Cr) 7.9 Lilac-rose,
shading to deep carmine-rose. Fragrant. Late. $1.00
MATILDA LEWIS (Saunders) 8.5 One of the very
dark crimson varieties. Late. Scarce. $25.00
MAUD L. RICHARDSON (Hoi) 8.5 Large, clear
lilac-rose. Late and very fragrant. $2.00
MEISSONIER (Cr) Uniform brilliant red. Mid¬
season. Tall and fragrant. .75
MIDNIGHT (Brand) 7.3 Large, rich dark red. Tall,
and graceful plant. $1.00
MIGNON (Lem) 8.7 Lacv-white, changing to amber-
cream; flecked crimson. Midseason. $4.00
MILTON HILL (Rich) 9.0 Lilac-rose, with tints of
salmon-pink. Large. Late. $3.00
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MINNIE SHAYLOR (Shay) Very large flowers of
flesh-pink. Midseason. $25.00
MIREILLE (Cr) 7.7 One of the latest to bloom.
Milk-white, center edged crimson. Fragrant. $1.00
MIRIAM (Chase) Very attractive rich pink, with
bright yellow stamens. $3.00
MISS SALWAY (Kel) 7.8 Delicate flesh-pink, with
collar of creamy-white petals. Fragrant. Midsea¬
son. $5.00
MLLE. JEANNE RIVIERE (Riv) 8.2 Light flesh-
pink, center canary -yellow. Very fragrant. $2.00
MLLE. LEONIE CALOT (Cal) 8.1 Delicate rose-
white, center lilac-pink, tipped carmine. $1.00
MLLE. MARIE CALOT (7.4) Milk-white, tinted
flesh, flecked crimson. Fragrant. Late. $1.50
MLLE. ROUSSEAU (Cr) 8.1 Milk-white, splashed
carmine; center of sulphur- white, flushed lilac. $1.50
MME. AUGUST DESSERT (Des) 8.6 Violet-rose,
center and guards marked carmine. Early. $1.50
MME. BARILLET DESCHAMPS (Cal) 7.8 Violet-
rose, changing to silvery-pink. Fragrant. Midsea¬
son. $1.00
MME. BENOIT RIVIERE (Riv) 8.0 Large flower
of rose white, with collar of light yellow petals. $3.00
MME. BOULANGER (Cr) 7.8 Soft glossy pink,
shaded lilac; silvery border. Late midseason. $1.00
MME. CALOT (Miellez) 8.1 Hydrangea-pink, darker
toward the center. Early. Very fragrant. .75
MME. CAMILLE BANCEL (Cr) 7.9 A tall variety
of deep pink; silvery reflex. Fragrant and late. $1.00
MME. CHAUMY (Cal) 6.8 Large flower of lilac-
rose. Free blooming. $1.00
MME. COSTE (Cr) Guard petals soft pink, center
glossy white. .50
MME. CROUSSE (Cal) 7.9 Uniform pure white,
with center petals flecked crimson. $1.00
MME. DE GALHAU (Cr) 7.5 Guards of rosy-white;
center, lilac-rose. Late and very fragrant. $1.00
MME. DE VERNE VILLE (Cr) 7.9 Opens blush-
white, changing to pure white. Marked crimson. Early.
Fragrant. $1.00
MME. D. TREYERAN (Des) 8.2 Rose-white,
speckled lilac; center marked crimson. Midseason. $2.00
MME. DUCEL (Mechin) 7.9 Light mauve-rose, with
silvery reflex. Midseason. $1.00
MME. EMILE DUPRAZ (Riv) 7.4 Large cup¬
shaped flowers. Carmine-pink, shading deeper. $3.00
MME. EMILE GALLE (Cr) 8.5 Beautiful lilac-
white, tinted shell-pink. Midseason. $1.00
MME. EMILE LEMOINE (Lem) 8.9 Purest white,
suffused with soft pink; marked carmine. Midsea¬
son. $1.50
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MME. FOREL (Cr) 7.7 Extra large blooms of violet-
rose, tipped silver. Fragrant. Late. $1.00
MME. GAUDICHAU (Millet) 8.8 Attractive flower
of very dark crimson. Late midseason. $5.00
MME. GEISSLER (Cr) 7.9 Deep violet-rose, tipped
silver. Midseason. Fragrant. $1.00
MME. JOANNE SALLIER (Paillet) 7.9 Deep rose,
guards and center flecked crimson. Early. $3.00
MME. JULES CALOT (Cal) 8.3 Compact blooms of
lilac-white. Tall plant with good habits. $1.00
MME. JULES DESSERT (Des) 9.4 Creamy-white,
with golden glow, from its yellow stamens. Mid¬
season. $2.50
MME. LEMOINE (Cal) 7.7 Very large, soft pink
blooms. Free flowering variety. $1.50
MME. MANCHET (Des) 8.5 Soft mauve-pink, shad¬
ing to silvery-lilac. Very late. $2.00
MME. MECHIN (Mechin) 7.3 Early variety, of deep
purple-garnet. $3.00
MME. REIGNOUX (Des) 7.3 Very large flowers of
velvety rose-carmine. $1.50
MME. SAVREAU (Savreai^) 7.7 Guards and center,
lilac-white, with collar of creahi-yellow. Early. $2.00
MODEL DE PERFECTION (Cr) 7.8 Light violet-
rose, silvery tipped; center, darker. $1.00
MODESTE GUERIN (Guerin) 7.8 Best of the early
.deep pink varieties. Fragrant. $1.00
MONS. BARRAL (Cal) 7.7 Delicate soft pink. Vig¬
orous. Late. $1.25
MONS. DUPONT (Cal) 8.3 Cream-white, with golden
stamens; center splashed crimson. Midseason. $1.00
MONS. JULES ELIE (Cr) 9.2 Lilac-rose, with sil¬
very sheen. Enormous blooms. Early. Fragrant. $1.00
MONS. KRELAGE (Cr) 7.7 Distinct shade of deep
pink, tipped silver. No other Peony of same shade. $1.00
MONS. MARTIN CAHUZAC (Des) 8.8 The darkest
Peony. Deep purple-garnet, with black reflex and
bright yellow stamens. Early. $2.50
MONS. PAILLET (Guerin) Rich, violaceous-pink.
Shaded lilac; distinct silvery border. $1.00
MONT BLANC (Lem). 8.4 Milk-white, center tinted
rose. Early midseason and very fragrant. $2.00
MOSES HULL (Brand) 8.2 Large, deep rose-pink;
collar of creamy-white. Midseason. Fragrant. $1.00
MR. L. VAN LEEUWEN (Nieuwenhuyzen) Late.
Deep tyrian-rose, almost carmine. Tall. $7.00
MRS. A. G. RUGGLES (Brand) 9.6 Delicate lilac-
white, shades pure white. Late and fragrant. $2.50
MRS. A. M. BRAND (Brand) 9.6 Remarkable Peony
of pure white throughout. Very late. $50.00
MRS. CAREW (Brand) 7.8 Large, delicate pink.
Scattered carmine edges. $1.00
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MRS. CHAS. GILBERT (Shay) Delicate light vio¬
let-rose. Midseason. $5.00
MRS. C. S. MINOT (Minot) 9.2 Beautiful shell-pink
and white. Stock scarce. $25.00
MRS. EDWARD HARDING (Shay) 9.3 Clearest
white, golden reflections from concealed petals. $8.00
MRS. E. J. SHAYLOR (Shy) Large flower of deli¬
cate pink. Late midseason. $20.00
MRS. F. A. GOODRICH (Brand) A large, very
bright pink flower of beautiful rose type form. With
long, narrow petals of great substance. The plant is
strong and vigorous with good upright stems. A very
refined and beautiful flower. $50.00
MRS. FRANK BEACH (Brand) Purest creamy-
white throughout. Blooms late. $50.00
MRS. GEORGE BUNYARD (Kel) 8.3 Fine shell-
pink, changing to deep blush. Midseason. $5.00
MRS. HARRIET GENTRY (Brand) Lacy petalage
of pure white. Late flowering. $50 00
MRS. JENNIE R. GOWDY (Brand) 7.9 Pinkish-
white, minutely flecked with red. Edges ruffled. $2.50
MRS. JOHN M. KLEITSCH (Brand) Light violet-
rose with lavender cast. Beautiful. $50.00
MRS. JOHN M. LEWIS (Lewis) 8.2 Deep, velvety,
oxblood-red. Midseason. $3.00
MRS. ROMAINE B. WARE (Brand) Delicate flesh-
pink. center deeper. Rose fragrance. $50.00
MRS. SHAYLOR FORCE (Shay) Pure white with
some carmine markings, and yellowish tints. Mid¬
season. $10.00
MYRTLE GENTRY (Brand) Immense flowers of
rose-white, tinted salmon. Fragrant. $50.00
NANCY DOLMAN (Vories) Beautiful soft pink.
Very large and tall. $25.00
NELL SHAYLOR (Shay) A striking flower of
white, crimson and gold effect. $8.00
NOKOMIS (Fra) Light pink, vermilion-red mark¬
ings. Scattered golden stamens. Fragrant. $3.00
NORFOLK (Rich) 7.6 Very large light lilac-rose.
Fragrant and late. $1.50
NYMPHAEA (Thur) 8.8 Creamy- white, with golden-
yellow stamens. Midseason. Fragrant. $3.00
OCTAVIE DEMAY (Cal) 8.5 Very early flower of
hydrangea-pink. $1.00
OLD SILVER TIP (Brand) 7.4 Odd shade of red,
tipped silver. Midseason. $1.00
OPAL (Pleas) 8.5 Dainty opalescent-white. Bloom¬
ing in late midseason. $2.00
OPAL IRIS (Pleas) 8.0 Splendid flower of salmon-
pink. $2.00
PALLAS (Terry) 8.2 Two shades of pink; wide row
of golden stamens. $5.00
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PASTEUR (Cr) 8.4 Delicate soft pink, with center
a yellowish tint. Late midseason. $1.50
PERFECTION (Rich) 8.0 Large, light pink, chang¬
ing to flesh-white. Late. $1.00
PERRETTE (Des) 8.3 Flesh and straw-yellow. Car¬
mine markings. Fragrant. * $3.00
PETAGRA (Fra) Large, light red with a circle of
golden stamens showing. Fragrant. $3.00
PETER PAN (Hoi) 8.6 Shading from lilac-rose to
lilac-white. Crimosn markings. Midseason. $2.50
PETITE RENEE (Des) 6.9 Purplish -carmine, streak¬
ed white and tipped gold. $1.00
PHILIPPE RIVOIRE (Riv) 9.2 A beautiful dark
crimson Peony. Pleasing fragrance. $12.00
PHILOMELE (Cal) 7.7 Pink and yellow, center pe¬
tals edged dark crimson. Midseason. $1.00
PHOEBE CAREY (Brand 8.8 Soft rose-pink, tinted
lavender, deeper at center. Late. Fragrant. $4.00
PHYLLIS KELWAY (Kel) 9.0 Very beautiful light
pink, with golden stamens. Midseason. $6.00
PIERRE DESSERT (Des) 7.6 Dark erimson-purple,
tipped silver. Early. Large. $1.00
PIERRE DUCHARTRE - Ch) 8.2 Late blooming va¬
riety of uniform lilac-pink. $1.00
PIERRE REIGNOUX (Des) 7.4 Large, bright rose-
pink. Free bloomer and early. $1.50
POMPONETTE (Des) 7.3 Dark pink, shading to
carmine-red. Bordered silver. Midseason. $1.00
PONEMAH (Fra) An even shade of soft pink. De¬
lightfully fragrant. $3.00
PRES. ROOSEVELT (Warnaar) 7.7 Distinct shade
of brilliant dark red. Different. Midseason. $1.00
PRES. WILSON (Thur) 9.3 Opens soft rose,
changes to shell-pink. Late and very fragrant. $25.00
PRIDE OF ESSEX (Thur) 8.9 Large, loose flower
of light pink. Midseason. $4.00
PRIDE OF PAULDING. (Neeley) A splendid Peony
of a rich shade of pink, originated by Dr. Neeley of
Paulding, Ohio. $25.00
PRIMEVERE (Lem) 8.6 Nearly a true yellow. One
of the best. $2.50
PRINCE OF DARKNESS (Brand) 7.5 Rich, dark
maroon. Opens early and lasts long. $1.00
PRINCESS IRENE (Kel) 7.2 Guard petals, flesh-
pink; center, sulphur -yellow. Midseason. $1.50
QUEEN (Kel) Light pink, shading deep pink at cen¬
ter. This is the “ False Kelway’s Queen”. Late mid¬
season. $1.00
QUEEN VICTORIA. White, with guards and cen¬
ter splashed crimson. .50
RACHEL (Terry) 7.9 A free blooming, bright, gar¬
net-red. Late midseason. $1.00
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RACHEL (Lem) 8.3 Large flower of soft apple-
blossom pink. Late midseason. $3.50
RAOUL DESSERT (Des) 9.0 Distinct shade of
mauve, shaded carmine-pink, tipped silver. Fra¬
grant. $6.00
RAUENTHAL (G. & K.) A silvery tipped flower of
soft violet-rose. Late midseason. $5.00
RED BIRD (Fra) 8.6 Attractive flower of rose-red.
Delicately fragrant. $2.00
REINE HORTENSE. Syn. Pres. Taft (Cal) 8.7
Uniform liydrangea-pink. Marked carmine. Mid¬
season. $1.50
RICHARD CARVEL (Brand) 8.8 A very early, bril¬
liant crimson variety. Fragrant. $2.50
ROSA BONHEUR (Des) 9.0 Large violet-rose,
guard petals flecked crimson. Late midseason. $3.00
ROSE D ’AMOURS (Cal) 7.0 Soft hydrangea-pink,
early and fragrant. $1.00
ROSE HERE (Brand) 7.4 Dark rose-red, with
white stripe through many of the petals. Late. $1.00
ROSE SHAYLOR (Shay) 9.1 Delicate flesh-white.
Pleasing fragrance. Midseason. Scarce. $20.00
ROSETTE (Des) 8.8 Silvery flesh, shading to
salmon, flecked crimson. Early. $4X0
ROSY DAWN (Pleas) 7.1 Attractive rosy-pink,
shading lighter. Midseason. $2.00
RUBRA SUPERBA (Rich) 7.2 A very late dark red
flower. Fragrant. $1.00
RUTH BRAND (Brand) 7.9 Uniform soft lavende'r-
pink, with a pleasing fragrance. Midseason. $1.C0
RUY BLAS (Des) 7.6 Attractive shade of mauve,
tipped silver. Midseason. $1.50
SARAH (Pleas) 8.2 Light pink, changing to blush-
white. $2.00
SARAH BERNHARDT (Lem) 9.0 Soft pink flow¬
ers of splendid size. Midseason. $1.50
SARAH CARSTENSON (Terry) 8.5 Deep shell-
pink, center petals marked deep crimson. Midsea¬
son. $5.00
SARAH K. THURLOW (Thur) 9.1 Flesh-white,
tinted blush-pink. Fragrant. Late midseason. $12.00
SECY. FEWKES (Shay) 8.6 Deep creamy-white,
center lighter. Midseason. $5.00
SERENE (Fra) Pure white, with central petals
edged carmine. Midseason and fragrant. $3.00
SHAYLOR’S DREAM (Shay) 8.5 Outer petals,
flesh-pink; center petals, cream-white. Midseason. $5.00
SILVIA SAUNDERS (Sunders) Dainty pink, like a
charming wild rose, rather than a Peony. $12.00
SIMONNE CHEVALIER (Des) 7.9 Guards and cen¬
ter, lilac-rose. Collar lighter. Early. $1.00
SISTERS ANNE (Brand) 7.7 Shell-pink, suffused
deep rose. Midseason. $1.00
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SOLANGE (Lem) 9.7 Creamy-white. Shaded
orange salmon; suffused Havana brown. Late. $3.00
SOTJV. DE FRANCOIS RTJITTON (Riv) 7.8 Very
tall, brilliant Tyrian-rose. Late. $2.50
SOTJV. DE GASPARD CALOT (Cal) 7.9 Satinv-
pink. Uniform shade. Compact flower. $1.50
SOTJV. DE L EIPO. UNIVERSELLE (Cal) 7.6
Bright violet -rose, tipped silver. Fragrant. Late. $1.00
SOTJV. DE LOUTS BIGOT (Des) 9.1 Distinct shade
of salmon-pink, or Bengal-rose. Midseason. $3.50
SPLENDID A (Kel) 8.3 Late midseason variety of
light pink, with silvery sheen. Fragrant. $1.50
STANDARD BEARER (Hoi) 8.5 Uniform pale
pink. Fragrant and early. $5.00
STEPHANIE (Terry) 8.0 Pure white, with con¬
spicuous yellow stamens. Midseason. $1.50
STRASSBTJRG (G. & K.) 8.4 Immense flowers of
bright violet-rose, with golden stamens. Midsea¬
son. $3.00
SUMMER DAY (Kel) 7.8 Creamy -white, tinged
blush when opening. Late. $2.00
SUZETTE (Des) 8.2 Salmon-pink, shaded earmine-
purple, with silvery reflex. Midseason. $2.00
THE GEM (Pleas) 8.0 Brilliant dark crimson. Mid¬
season. One of the tallest Peonies. $2.00
THERESE (Des) 9.8 Soft pink. One of the world’s
best pinks. Midseason. Fragrant. $2 50
THOMAS C. THURLOW (Thur) 9.0 Delicate sal¬
mon-flesh, changing to flesh-white. Midesason. $20.00
TOUR AN GELLE (Des) 9.4 Delicate flesh-pink.
Beautiful. Very fragrant. Late. $2.00
TRAGEDY (Hoi) 8.0 Intense dark crimson. Free
bloomer. Late midseason. $2.50
TRI. DE L 'EXPO. DE LILLE (Cal) 7.8 Hydrangea-
pink, minutely flecked violet-rose. Late. $1.00
UMBELLATA ROSEA (Des) 7.4 A very early pink.
Delicate fragrance. $1.00
VENUS (Kel) Clear hydrangea-pink. Midsea¬
son. $1.00
VERIBEST (Hoi) A very late blooming white va¬
riety. TalL Vigorous. $3.00
VICTOR HUGO (Cr) 8.3 Brilliant, carmine-red.
Late. $1.00
VICTOIRE DE LA MARNE (Des) 8.2 Dark crim¬
son, with silvery reflex. Midseason. $2.00
VICTORY CHATEAU THIERRY (Brand) Bright,
clear pink, pleasingly fragrant. Midseason. $50.00
VILLE DE NANCY (Cal) 8.3 Carmine-rose, with
silvery reflex. Late. $1.50
VIRGINIE (Cal) 7.6 Shell-pink, fading to flesh-
pink. Golden stamens showing. Midseason. $1.00
WAH WAH-TAY-SEE (Fra) Deep pink, edges sil¬
very-pink. Very large flowers. $3.00
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WALTER FAXON (Rich) 9.3 Soft coral-pink, cen¬
ter tinted salmon. Midseason. $3.00
WALTER MORGAN (Pleas) 7.7 Deep creamy -white.
Early. Stock scarce. $2.00
WELCOME GUEST (Hoi) 7.8 Attractive lilac-pink.
Free bloomer. $1.50
W. F. CHRISTMAN (Fra) 8.8 Large, delicate flesh-
pink, changing to flesh -white. Midseason. $5 00
WIESBADEN (G. & K.) 8.0 White and light rose,
with stamens of gold. Attractive. $2.00
WILLIAM F. TURNER (Shay) 8.8 Very dark crim¬
son, with gold stamens. Early midseason. $3.00
WILLIAM PENN (Brand) 7.9 Very large size of
violet-rose; edges lighter. Midseason. $1.00
WILL MCCLELLAND (Shay) Exquisite bloom of
bright rose. Stock limited. $10.00
WILTON LOCKWOOD (Shay) 8.8 A very tall va¬
riety of soft rose-pink, marked red. Midseason. $8 CO
WINNIFRED DOMME (Brand) 8.3 One of the
brightest and clearest red varieties. Early. $1.50
SINGLE PEONIES
These single peonies, or those having but one row of
guard petals surrounding a central cushion of yellow
stamens, are a distinct type of flower which deserves a
place in every peony planting, however small. Each
season their desirability both for landscape effect and
for cut blooms is more fully recognized, and the de¬
mand for the finer kinds has exceeded the supply.
ALBIFLORA (The Bride) 8.2 Large, single white.
Golden stamens. Very early. $1.00
AREOS. Delicate pink, large center of gold sta¬
mens. Very early. $1-00
of golden stamens. Perfect form. $1-50
BLACK PRINCE (Thur) Dark garnet of soft flat
tone. $5.00
CARNOT (Des) Bright garnet red. $3.00
CLAIRETTE (Des) Broad petals pure white, tinted
pink in bud. $3.00
CLIO (Peterson) 7.8 Free blooming single of bright
pink, with gold stamens. $1.50
DARKNESS (Brand) 8.2 Very large. The bright
golden stamens are surrounded by petals of very dark
maroon. $2-00
DEPARTING SUN (Wilkus) Petals of deep cherry-
red; center of extra bright golden stamens. $4.00
EDITH WEST (Brand) White single. Resembles
Albiflora, but blooms much later. $3.00
EGLANTINE (Des) 8.1 Single white, tinged car¬
mine. Golden anthers. $2.50
HARRIET OLNEY (Brand) Center of yellow sta¬
mens. Petals colored soft rose. Beautiful. Large. $3.00
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HELEN (Thur) 8.6 Deep shell-pink, a new variety
that is still rare. Beautiful. . . $10.00
HERMES. An attractive plant, producing . many
flowers of deep shell-pink. .75
HESPERUS (Kel) Shell-pink. Petals of good sub¬
stance. $1.50
LA NUIT (Shay) 7.7 Very dark crimson, with vel¬
vety sheen. $2.00
LE JOUR (Shay) 8.6 Pure white, with gold stamens.
Remarkable substance. Midseason. $3.00
LE NOIR (Shay) 7.4 Medium-sized flowers of very
dark crimson. $3.00
L 'ETINCELANTE (Des) 8.4 Very large petals of
bright pink, margined with silver. $2.50
L ’INNOCENCE (Shay) Satiny-white petals of good
substance. Yellow stamens. $3.00
LUCIE NNE (Des) 7.7 Tall variety. White, flushed
carmine. Stamens yellow. $1.50
MADELINE GAUTHIER (Des) 8.5 Perfect in form.
Silvery flesh-pink. Stamens ar^ yellow. $3.00
MAFEKING (Kel) 8.2 Bright scarlet-crimson. One
of the brightest singles. $2.00
MARGUERITE DESSERT (Des) 8.5 White, evenly
powdered with minute dots of carmine. Stamens yel¬
low. $4.00
MARJORIE ALLISON (Shay) 8.3 Attractive white
single. Long petals with satiny sheen. Midseason. $3.00
MELLEN KNIGHT (Brand) Rich, dark red. Sta¬
mens golden yellow. $3.00
NELLIE (Kel) 8.6 A very large flower of uniform
shell-pink. $2.00
PRIDE OF LANGPORT (Kel) 8.9 Soft, pleasing
shade of pink, loner yellow stamens. $4.00
ROSY DAWN (Barr) 8.5 Opens soft pink, changes to
pure white. Midseason. $1.50
SHIRLEY WALKER (Shay) Beautiful light pink
single of exquisite coloring. $3.00
THE MOOR (Barr) 8.0 Tall, showy flower of very-
dark garnet. Yellow stamens. Early. $2.00
THE QUEEN (Kel) 8.3 Opens soft pink, changes to
pure white. Free bloomer. $1.50 -
VELOUTINE (Des) 7.3 Tall variety of bright rose,
with silvery reflex. $2.00
VERA (Gumm) This new and rare variety, is a dark
crimson, with a thick ball of golden stamens. $8.00
WHITLEYI MAJOR. Pure white, produces blooms
in great profusion. $1.50
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JAPANESE PEONIES
The so-called Japanese peonies are really a type of
flower oceuring in the process of development from the
single flower to the full double bloom which have the
same wide guard petals as the singles but in which the
central stamens and anthers have become transformed into
narrow, thick petaloids of various colors, or into narrow
petals tipped with vestiges of the yellow anthers without
pollen. Because this type of bloom was favored by Jap¬
anese gardeners, such peonies have come to be known as
Japanese Peonies. While many of the finest “Japan¬
ese” varieties have been imported to this country from
Japan, equally good Japanese type peonies have been
selected from the seed beds of growers in the United
States, France and England.
Japanese peonies in general are strong growers, they
usually propogate slowly; and the increased demand
for them has made many of the finer varieties very
scarce.
AKALU (Japan) 8.1 Bright carmine-red. Gold
staminodes, faced rose-red. Midseason. $3.00
AKASHIGATA (Japan) Carmine-rose, with a cen¬
ter of staminodes, edged chamoise, faced pink. $3.00
ALMA (Shay) 8.5 Delicate rose-pink, center petal¬
oids bright yellow, edged gold. $1.25
ALTAR CANDLES (Pleas) 8.0 Cream-white, with
petals tipped carmine. $3.00
AMA-NO-SODE (Japan) 9.2 One of the best
“Japs”. Bright rose-pink. Staminodes yellow, edged
gold and faced pink. $8.00
APPLE BLOSSOM (Japan) Guard petals flesh-
pink; yellow petaloids. Superior to Hollis variety. $2.50
AUREOLIN (Shay) 8.9 Pink guards; yellow center.
Very near a “Yellow Peony”. $3.50
CATHEDRAL (Japan) 8.1 Deep violet-rose. Center,
cream, suffused rose. Midseason. $2.00
DAWN (Wallace) Guard petals soft pink. Center
sulphur-yellow and gold. $2.00
DISTINCTION (Des) Large flower of clear violet-
red. Center red, striped with gold. $2.00
EXQUISITE (Japan) 8.9 Purest white, enclosing a
center of short petals of sulphur -yellow. $5.00
FLAMBOYANT. Syn. Kame-No-Kegoromo
(Japan) 8.5 Violet-crimson; center, yellow. $2.50
FLASHLIGHT (Hoi) 8.2 Crimson, with narrow cen¬
ter petals, deep yellow. $4.00
FUYAJO (Japan) 9.2 Rich, mahogany-red, center
petaloids, red, tipped chamois. $5.00
GERALDINE (Kel) Large. Deep carmine- violet.
Midseason. $1.50
GINKO NISHIKI (Japan) Curiously colored.
White, streaked and striated with carmine. $4.00
GLORY (Hoi) A very showy Jap. of bright
rose. $1.50
GOLD MINE (Hoi) Guard petals are rose; center
same color, tipped golden. Midseason. $2.50
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INNOCENCE (Hoi) 8.3 Attractive flower of pale
pink, with golden center. $2.00
ISANI GIDUI (Japan) 9.3 Pure white; center
petals, edged and tipped gold. $10.00
KAME-NO-KEGOEOMO. See Flamboyant.
KING OF ENGLAND (Kel) Broad petals of dark
red, center, chamois yellow, streaked red. $4.00
KINOKIMO (Japan) Crimson, tinged with garnet.
Center petals red, bordered yellow. $4.00
KUKENU-JISHI (Japan) One of the best. Flesh-
pink guards; center, straw-yellow, edged gold. $12.00
MAGNIFICENT (Kel) Tall light pink, with deep
yellow staminodes. $3.00
MARGARET ATWOOD. White, rich yellow petal-
oids in center. One of the best. $7.00
MIKADO Japan) 8.6 Uniform crimson guards:
staminodes of yellow, faced crimson. Good. $2.00
MINAMOTA (Millet) A very attractive purple-red
Japanese variety. Free bloomer. $4.00
N AUBUNISHISEH (Japan) Odd and interesting.
White, streaked carmine. $2.00
O FUGI (Japan 6.9 Guards flesh-pink, center petals
white, tinted yellow. $2.50
OHANAGASSA (Japan) Guards, violet-red. stamin¬
odes cream white, faced deep, rose. $4.00
OHIRAMA ('Japan) 8.2 An excellent rose-colored
Japanese Peony. $5.00
ONAHAMA (Gumm) Large brilliant crimson; :en-
ter staminodes faced crimson, edged chamois. $8.00
ORANGE PRINCE (Pleas) Guards deep rose-red;
center, narrow petals, bright golden-orange. $3.00
PRINCESS DULEEP SINGH (Kelway > 8.7 Guards,
deep violet-rose. Staminodes, rose and gold. $3.00
PURITY (Bunting) Guards pure white; center petal-
oids. sulphur-yellow changing to white. $3.00
RASHOOMAN (Japan) 8.7 Guards bright crimson.
Center petaioids, deep chamois, faced crimson. $5.00
SEIRIU SOMAE (Japan Large white; center staru-
inodes white, edged sulphur. $3.00
SIR MADHO SINGH (Kel) 7.8 Bright pink; cen¬
ter edged bright gold. $3.00
SNOW WHEEL. Waxy white guards. Center
petals long, pointed, giving a feathery effect. $5.00
SOME GANOKO (Japan 9.0 Rich, velvety, dark
red ; center petals, golden-yellow, streaked red. $4.00
TAMATBAKO (Japan) 9.4 The largest Jap. Bright
pink, center yellow and tipped pink, gold edges $20.00
TOKIO (Japan) 8.9 A fine pink flower. Vigorous
growth. Very free bloomer. $5.00
TORO NO-MAKI (Japan) 9.0 Flesh, changing to
Lilac-white. Center staminodes, white, edged yel¬
low. $7.00
TORPILLEUR (Des) 8.0 Guards deep wine color.
Petaioids, same color, tipped yellow. $3.50
WHITE QUEEN (Wallace) A fine all white va-
rietv. $4.00
YESO (Japan) 7.7 Charming. Opens flesh-white,
changes to pure white. $2.00
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EARLY MAY-FLOWERING PEONIES
In this group, we offer the Tenuifolias and the Offi¬
cinalis species, which bloom from one to three weeks
earlier than the Chinensis Peonies. The plants and the
flowers are very attractive and they are desirable be¬
cause they add to the length of the Peony season.
OFFICINALIS ROSEA PLENA. Uniform shade of
deep pink. Very early. $1.00
OFFICINALIS RUBRA PLENA. The old fashion¬
ed red “Piney” of our Grandmother’s garden. $1.00
TENUIFOLIA FLORA PLENA. Often called the
“ Fern -leaved ” Peony. One of the first Peonies to
bloom. The blooms are a full double brilliant crim¬
son. $3.50
TENUIFOLIA LATIFOLIA. A single form and
the first to bloom. Bright red, with a center of yellow
stamens. Foliage is lacinated. $2.00
Peony Collections
As an aid to beginners in Peony growing and those
busy people who haven’t time to study catalog descripi-
tions, we have assembled the following collections. We
offer them with our assurance that each variety is a
good one, selected from the hundreds of different Peon¬
ies, on its merit alone, as one of the best for the pur¬
pose mentioned.
These named collections are permanent features of
our business, and years of understanding love for Peon¬
ies have guided us in their make up. Each is intended
to reflect a lasting credit to the good will of Indian
Spring Farms.
The “Four Veterans’’
FESTIVA MAXIMA. A wonderful, large, full dou¬
ble flower of clearest white, with occasional markings
of bright crimson on the central petals. Delightful June
rose fragrance. .75
EDULIS SUPERBA. A very large, loose, deep
mauve-pink variety that blooms early and freely. One
of the most delightfully fragrant of all the peonies. .75
MONSIEUR JULES ELIE. One of the largest and
most perfectly formed flowers yet produced. The im¬
mense, globular, chrysanthemum-like blooms of silvery
rose-pink are freely produced on a plant of vigorous
growth and fine foliage. A wonderful show flower and
a truly great peony. $1.00
FELIX CROUSSE. A red that is a worthy com¬
panion to these fine peonies. The large, globular,
bomb-type flowers are symmetrical in form and have a
brilliant ruby-red, or Tyrian-rose, color that is most at¬
tractive. Midseason. $1.00
This “Four Veterans” Collection — a white, two
pinks and a red, for $2.50.
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The ‘ ‘Backbone’ ’ Collection
The Twelve Best Peonies at Reasonable Prices
JAMES KELWAY. Fine flesh-white. Early ...$1.00
MARIE JACQUIN. The water-lily peony. White.
Midseason . 1.00
MME. EMILE LEMOINE. A wonderful white.
Midesason . 1.50
BARONESS SCHROEDER. Beautiful rose-
white. Late . 1.00
OCTAVLE DEMAY. Dwarf light pink. Early . 1.00
VENUS. Refined shell-pink. Midseason . 1.00
REINE HORTENSE. Very large pink. Midseason 1.50
MME. EMILE GALLE. Delicate flesh-pink.
Late raidseason . 1.00
CLAIRE DUBOIS. Large, deep violet-rose. Late 1.00
SARAH BERNHARDT. A divine pink. Late . 1.50
KARL ROSENFIELD. King of the reds. Mid¬
season . 1.00
ADOLPHE ROUSSEAU. Gorgeous dark red.
Early midseason . 1.50
TOTAL $14.00
This “ Backbone’ ’ Collection, $12.00
The ‘‘High-Nine” Sextette
In this collection, we offer six of the very finest
peonies in the world.
Rating
9.9 LE CYGNE. The world’s finest white peony $6.00
9.8 KELWAY ’S GLORIOUS. A wonderful white,
distinctly different from Le Cygne and equal¬
ly as good . 7.50
9.8 THERESE. The largest and finest of all
pinks . 2.50
9.3 WALTER FAXON. A beautiful flower of
distinct bright pink color . 3.00
9.7 SOLANGE. Deep cream with a salmon reflex
from the depth of the petals . 3.00
9.0 LONGFELLOW. A brilliant red that out¬
shines all others in that color class . 2.50
TOTAL $24.50
Special “High Nine” Collection, $20.00
The “Six Favorites”
AVALANCHE. Large. Pure white. $1.00
COURONNE D ’OR. White with a ring of yellow
stamens. .75
RUTH BRAND. A vigorous light pink. $1.00
ALBERT CROUSSE. Soft shell-pink color. $1.00
LA PERLE. A two-tone pink. $1.00
LORD KITCHENER. Bright cherry-red. $1.50
This “Six Favorites” Collection, $4.00
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The “G-ood Ten” Collection
MME. DE VERNEVILLE. Early white . $1.00
LA ROSIERE. Midseason white . . 1.00
MONSIEUR DUPONT. Late midseason white . 1.00
ASA GRAY. Early light pink . 1.50
MARIE LEMOINE. Late white . 1.00
MME. DUCEL. Midseason deep pink . 1.00
MARGUERITE GERARD. Midseason light pink 1.00
LIVINGSTONE. Late medium pink . 1.00
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. Midseason dark red 1.00
AUGUSTIN D ’HOUR. Midseason red . . 1.00
TOTAL $10.00
This “Good Ten” Collection, $7.00
“Six-of-the-Best” Collection
Certain Peonies are of such distinct and outstanding
merit that they are essential in every garden that pre¬
tends to have the best.
FRANCES WILLARD. A magnificent white .$2.00
MME. JULES DESSERT. Its opalescent tints
are both white and pale pink with a dash of
straw-yellow . 2.50
LADY ALEXANDRA DUFF. The famous “Lost
Peony”. A very large flat flower of variable
form and a delicate pink coloring that changes
to white . 1.50
MILTON HILL. A fine late pink . 3.00
RICHARD CARVEL. The best early red . 2.50
MONSIEUR MARTIN CAHUZAC. The “black”
peony. A striking flower of very dark purple-
garnet color that is very distinct . 2.50
TOTAL $14.00
This 1 1 Six-of-the-Best ’ ’ Collection, $11.00
The “Bargain Six”
SIX BEAUTIFUL PEONIES FOR $2.00
We wil select from our surplus stocks. Six splendid
varieties, each one different, each labeled and true to
name, with at least one fine red variety.
The “Bargain Six,” $2.00.
The “Bargain Dozen”
TWELVE BEAUTIFUL PEONIES FOR $4.00
This special offer is made as an inducement to be¬
ginners to plant peonies. From ' our surplus stocks of
our catalog list and from the numerous small lots in
our plantings, we will select twelve good varieties that
will afford a wide color range and give an extended
season of bloom Each root will be a strong division
having two to five eyes, separately labeled and true to
name.
At least two beautiful red varieties with each
“Bargain Dozen.”
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IRISES
Tall Bearded Irises
The following list of Bearded Irises includes most of
the varieties we are able to supply for shipment during
1929. In it will be found most of the Irises of out¬
standing merit now in commerce, including many of
the newer kinds as yet available only in limited quan¬
tities. These scarce varieties are only offered for ship¬
ment after August 1st, and orders received will be book¬
ed for shipment at that time unless otherwise specified.
For the convenience of those not thoroughly familiar
with Iris varieties, we have designated the ratings of
the different varieties as determined by the symposium
of the American Iris Society, thus — Asia 9.2. Where
no ratings is given, the variety has not yet been rated
by the society. While these* ratings are not infallible,
they very accurately depict the comparative merits of
the different Irises.
Originators Names
Many of the originators names are abbreviated in the
following lists: Sturtevant (Sturt), Fryer (Fr),
Mohr-Mitchell (M. & M.), Vilmorin (Vil), Williamson
(Will), Millet (Mil), Cayeux (Cay), Goos & Koene-
mann (G. & K.), Foster (Fos), Verdier (Ver), Morri-
rison (Mor), Kennicot (Ken), Peterson (Pet).
The Standards or upright petals are abbreviated with
the letter S.
The Falls or lower petals are abbreviated with the
letter F.
ANY 25 CENT IRIS WILL BE SOLD, 60 CENTS
FOR 3; $2.00 PER DOZEN.
ANY 35 CENT IRIS WILL BE SOLD, 85 CENTS
FOR 3; $2.50 PER DOZEN.
ANY 50 CENT IRIS WILL BE SOLD, $1.25 FOR
3; $4.00 PER DOZEN.
ANY 60 CENT IRIS WILL BE SOLD, $1.50 FOR
3; $.600 PER DOZEN.
ANY 75 CENT IRIS WILL BE SOLD, $2.00 FOR
3; $6.50 PER DOZEN.
lANY $1.00 IRIS ON THIS LIST WILL BE SOLD,
$2.50 FOR 3.
A. E. HUNDRED (Fr) S. yellow-bronze. F. magen¬
ta-red. Orange beard, fragrant. 2 ft. .25
AFTERGLOW (Sturt) 8.6. Soft, misty lavender,
lit with yellow at center. 3 ft. .50
AIXA (Lemon). Charming rose- white, margined
lilac. 3 ft. .25
ALAMEDA (M. & M.). Very large. S. white, suf¬
fused violet. F. flushed same color. 3 y2 ft. $7.00
ALBERT VICTOR (Barr) 7.9. Large flower of
light violet, veined brown. 3 ft. .25
ALCAZAR (Vil) 8.9. Large bicolor. S. light vio¬
let-bronze; F. deep, reddish-purple. 3% ft. .25
ALIQUIPPA (Hall). Uniform pale yellow, with
luminous center. 3 ft. $6.00
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ALVARADO (Mohr). Large blooms of deep pur¬
ple. $2.00
AMAS (Foster). Very large; two shades of violet.
2y3 ft. .25
AMBASSADEUR (Vil) 9.4. A regal Iris. S. red¬
dish-violet; F. dark, purple-maroon. Late. 4 ft. .75
AMBER (Dykes). Uniform citron-yellow; beard,
orange. Height 3 ft. $10.00
AMBIGU (Vil) 8.3. S. beautiful smoky-red F.
blackish -purple. 2*4 ft. .35
ANNA FARR (Farr) 8.4. S. white, bordered blue;
F. white, pale blue markings. Beautiful. 3 ft. .75
ANNE LESLIE (Stuft) 8.3 S. white, flushed
rose; F. dahlia-carmine. 2*4 ft. .50
ANN PAGE (Hort) 8.6. Lovely pale blue Iris, pen¬
ciled with brown. 3 ft. $1.50
ANOSIA (Will). S. of rich brown tone; F. golden-
red. Distinct and good. 2 *4 ft. $1.00
ANTONIO (Hort). A large flowered bicolor. S.
lavender-violet; F. reddish -violet. Early. 2 ya ft. $1.00
APACHE (Farr). S. coppery-purple; F. dark crim¬
son-brown. 2- ft. $4.00
APHRODITE (Dykes). A bright violet -pink self
with no veinings. Yellow beard. Fragrant. 4 ft. $4.00
ARCHE VEQUE (Vil) 8.3. S. light violet; F. vel¬
vety purple. Early. 2 ft. .25
ARGENTINA (Mohr). Pure white with old gold
haft, veined olive. Orange beard. 3 ft. $2.00
ARGYNNIS (Will). S. deep yellow; F. dark violet-
carmine, beard yellow. Late. 3 *4 ft. $1.00
ARLEQUIN (Denis). Dark brown, streaked and
flushed yellow. Unusual. $2.00
ARNOLS (Barr) 7.8. A fine bronzy -purple Iris,
with orange beard. 3 ft. 25
ARSACE (Mil) 8.4. S. soft shade of mauve, lightly
waved; F. mauve, clouded rose. 3 ft. .50
ASIA (Yeld) 9.2. S. pale lavender, suffused yellow
at the base; F. light purple. Beard yellow. 4*4 ft.
$3.00
ATHENE (Sturt). A vigorous white. Yellowish
shaft, veined maroon. Beard white. 3 ft. $1.00
ATLAS (Millet) 7.5. S. silky blue; F. violet-purple,
striped lilac. Beard yellow. 2% ft. -50
AUREA (Jacques) 7.4. A pure and rich yellow,
deep orange beard. 2*4 ft. -25
AURIFERO (M. & M.). New. S. palest lavender;
F. flaring and flushed rosy-lavender. 314 ft. $5.00
AUTUMN KING (Sass). A blue-purple bicoloi
that has a habit of flowering in late autumn in some
localities. $2.00
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AVALON (Sturt) 8.7. Standards and falls axe uni¬
form lavender-violet. Very good. $2.50
AVATAR (Will). Arching standards of light grey,
falls flaring, of pansy-violet. Orange beard. $5.00
A. W. BLAKELY (Fr). A fine, vigorous, yellow
and pink Iris. .25
AZULADO (Mohr). Very large, of lustrous, pearl-
grey blue. Very lovely. $3.00
AZURE (Bliss) 8.2. A rich purple bicolor. Free
flowering. 3 ft. .35
BALBOA (Mohr). A large, tail, bright red-violet
bicolor. Fine. $2.50
BALDER (G. & K.). S. yellow-olive; F. dark, red¬
dish purple. Very good form. 2 ft. .75
BALLERINE (Vil) 9.4. One of the best. S. light
pearl -blue, margins waved; F. violet, haft yellow.
Fragrant. 4 ft. .75
BANDOLLERO (Mohr). Large, of distinctive blue
shade, beautifully veined. 4 ft. $1.50
BARONET (Sturt) 8.0. S. chicory -blue; F. violet-
blue and deepening. 3 ft. .50
BARRELANE (Sturt). A 4>lue toned lavender, with
a red flush on the falls. 4 ft. .35
BEAU IDEAL (Sass). A large plicata of much sub¬
stance. White with a wide border of rich violet. 3 ft.
$1.00
BELISAIRE (Cay). S. soft tan, flushed rose; F.
purple, blended with yellow. Orange beard. Good.
3 ft. $6.00
BELLORIO (Mohr). A very distinct flower of soft,
subdued mouse-grey. 2*4 ft. $2 00
BIANCA (Mil). Free flowering. S. lemon-yellow;
F. cream-white. Penciled mahogany. Pleasing. 24o
ft. .35
BLUET (Sturtl. 7.2. A charming flower. Standards
and falls are pale violet. 2 ft. 35
BOSNIAMAC (Willmott). Intermediate. Silvery
white, shaded primrose. .35
BRANDYWINE. (Farr) 9.1. Beautiful. Standards
and falls are light violet. Bright orange beard. 2 to
ft. $1.00
BRAVURA (Mohr). Large flowers of deep, rosy
lilac. Free flowering. 3*4 ft. $2.00
BRENTHIS (Will). S. arching, and lavender vio¬
let; F. flaring, and pansy- violet, veined brown. 3 ft.
$1.00
BRUNO (Bliss). Dominion Seedling. A grand
flower. S. lustrous, light purple; F. velvety, dark vio¬
let. 3H ft. . ‘ $8.00
ANY 25 CENT IRIS WILL BE SOLD, 60 CENTS
FOR 3; $2.00 PER DOZEN.
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BURIENSIS ELIZABETH. S. white, heavily shad¬
ed lilac; F. white, shaded violet at margins. .25
B. Y. MORRISON (Sturt) 8.8. S. pale lavender-
violet; F. Velvety -purple, bordered lavender. 3 ft. $1.00
CANARY. A very early and free flowering, light
yellow. Showy and attractive. .25
CANDELABRE (Vil) 6.6. Early. S. broad, white,
spotted with violet; F. Plum-purple. Beard yellow.
2 y2 ft. .25
CANOPUS (Bliss). Dominion Seedling. S. light
purple; F. velvety purple. Orange beard. 3 ft. $2.00
C. A. PFEIFFER (Fr). S. pale blue-violet; F.
pansy- violet, edge lighter. Orange beard. 2 y2 ft. -25
CAPRICE (Vil) 7.5. S. reddish purple; F. deeper.
One of the best “red” Irises. Grape fragrance. .25
CARDINAL (Bliss). Dominion Seedling. S. dis¬
tinct shade of lavender, flushed rose, erect and arching
inward at the top; F. rich raisin -purple, broad and
rounded with wonderful glossy texture. 3*4 ft. $15.00
CAROLINE E. STRINGER (Sass), Large, of deli¬
cate light pink effect. Ground; white suffused rose.
$2.50
CARMELO (Mohr). Unusual and interesting.
Narrow petals of blue-violet, deeper blue veinings. 2*4
ft. $1.00
CATERINA (Fos) 8.9. S. ruffled, soft bluish lav¬
ender; F. same, with brown markings at the haft. 48
inches. .35
CECIL MINTURN (Farr). S. and F. soft rose, shad¬
ed lighter at the haft; beard white. 2 y2 ft. .60
CELESTE (Lemon) 7.1. S. and F. charming shade
of soft, pale violet. Beard white. 2 y2 ft. .25
CHALCEDONY (Will). S. Vinaceous-gray, shad¬
ing to old gold; F. light purple, shading to gray at the
margin. Distinct and fine. 40 inches. $3.00
CHARTIER (Hall). A smooth clear white, large
and of fine form. 3 ft. $6.00
CHASSEUR (Vil). A fine yellow Iris. Broad
standards and well rounded fals. 3 ft. $2.00
CHERUBIM (Vil). A delicately blended variety.
Pale violet, flushed buff; Orange beard. 3 ft. .25
CHESTER J. HUNT (Farr) . 6.9. Vigorous bieolor.
S. light wisteria- violet ; F. veined and shaded deeper.
3 ft. .35
CINNABAR (Will). S. violet-purple shading to
copper, veined maroon; F. purple; haft, light yellow.
42 inches. $8.00
CITRONELLA (Bliss). A splendid yellow. S. clear,
bright yellow; F. lemon-chrome, veined red. 3 ft. $3.00
CLARENCE WEDGE (Fr). S. heliotrope, tinged
lighter, edge lighter; F. purple-red. Orange beard. .25
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CLAREDAD (Mohr). Early, clear lavender-blue.
The clearest blue we know. 2% ft. $1.50
CLEMATIS (Bliss) 7.8. Light lavender-violet, falls
veined darker. Fragrant. 2% ft. .50
CLUNY (VU) 8.6. S. wisteria-violet; F. soft, bluish
violet. Bright orange beard. 4 ft. .35
COLIAS (Will). A tall, opaque-yellow that arc of
good size and nearly self colored. . .50
COLONEL CANDELOT (MU) 8.0. S. bronze,
flushed reddish lavender; F. dark velvety crimson. 3
ft. .60
CONQUISTADOR (Mohr). S. lavender-violet; F.
Deep shade of violet, long and drooping. 5 ft. $3.00
COPPERSMITH (Shull). Large flower. S. Pure
drab to einnamon-drab; F. rich, dahlia-carmine. 3% ft.
$7.50
CORA (MU). Early, free flowering. S. bluish vio¬
let, darker stripes; F. bright violet -purple, striped red¬
dish. 2% ft. .25
CORONADO (Mohr). Glorious flower. S. laven¬
der; F. red-purple, margins, lavender. Golden beard.
/ $3.00
CORRIDA (MU) 8.3. A charming sky-blue self of
most delicate and graceful habits. 42 inches. .50
CRETONNE (Bliss) 8.4. S. pale bronze-purple; F.
rich red-maroon, orange beard. Vigorous. 3 ft. .50
CRIMSON GLOW (Perry). Uniform phlox-purple,
with standards frUled, falls broad. Beard orange.
New. 3% ft. $4.00
CRUSADER (Fos) 8.7. S. clear, light blue-violet;
F. a deeper shade of blue- violet. Beautiful. 3 y2 ft.
.75
DALILA (Denis) 8.0. S. creamy-yeUow; F. plum-
red. Charming little flower. 2 ft. .35
DALMATICA. Standard and falls are clear laven¬
der-blue. 40 inches. One of the best. .25
DAPHNE (Bliss). S. clear white; F. violet, border¬
ed white, tinted buff. 33 inches. $1.50
DAWN (Yeld) 7.8. S. and F. pale yeUow, deepen¬
ing toward the center. Orange beard. Free flowering.
27 inches. .35
DEJAZET (Vil) 8.3. S. erect, ruffled, dusky rose-
orange; F. clear reddish violet. Very distinct. .50
DELICATISSIMA (MU) 8.2. S. blue, suffused
rose; F. soft violet, shading to lUac. 3 ft. .75
DIADEM (Bliss). S. pale mauve; F. deep, reddish
mauve; brilliant orange beard. Vigorous plant. .50
ANY 35 CENT IRIS WILL BE SOLD, 85 CENTS
FOR 3; $2.50 PER DOZEN.
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DIMITY (Bliss) 8.3. S. white, penciled mauve; F.
Finely veined with lavender. Beard white. 3 ft. .50
DOLLY MADISON (Will). S. arching; mauve,
shading yellow at base; F. lilac, flushed blue; shaded
gold at haft, veined maroon. Beard bright orange.
Strong stalks. 3 ft. $20.00
DOMINION (Bliss) 9.1. S. light bluish violet; F.
deep, rich indigo-purple. Wonderful substance. $6.00
DON QUIXOTE (M. & M.). S. deep lavender, over¬
laid yellow; F. violet, brown markings at half. 3 V%
ft. $5.00
DORA LONGDON (Bliss) 8.1. S. delicate lavender,
suffused yellow; F. rich red-lilac, paling to yellow at
the base, with brown reticulations. Orange beard.
Height 2V2 ft. .50
DR. ANDRIST (Fr). S. bronzy -yellow; F. velvety,
maroon-red. Orange beard. Fragrant. .25
DR. BERNICE 7.4. A blended bicolor in rich shades
of brown. 2 ft. .35
DRAKE (Bliss) 8.2. A free flowering variety of
soft violet-blue. Tall and vigorous. 3 ft. .35
DREAM (Sturt) 8.5. The entire flower is a soft,
clear, rose-pink. Fragrant. .75
DU GUESCLIN (Bliss) 8^3. S. bluish lavender, ruf¬
fled; F. lavender-violet, dark margin. 2% ft. .50
DUKE OF BEDFORD (Bliss). Dominion Seedling.
The general effect is deep violet, with a shaide of red
throughout. Wonderful velvety texture. 3 ft. $6.00
DUKE OF YORK (Perry). . S. broad, bluish laven¬
der; F. Drooping and of same shade. Orange beard.
A giant flower. 4 ft. $2.00
DULCINEA (Mohr). S. lavender; F. violet -blue,
lavender margins with pearly luster. $2.00
DUSK (Mor) 8.7. S. deep lilac; F. velvety, dark
purple. Orange beard. A fine variety. 50 inches. $3.00
EDEN PHILPOTTS (Perry). Large flowers of
dark lavender-blue. Bold white and yellow beard.
Early. $1.00
EDGE WOOD (Hall). A fine deep pink bicolor of
good form and substance. S. light pink; F. deeper. 45
inches. $8.50
EDOUARD MICHEL (Yer) 8.6. A beautiful flow¬
er of deep violet, the falls deeper toned than the stand¬
ards. Gracefully ruffled. 2% ft. -50
EGLAMOUR (Hort). A large-flowered, light pur¬
ple bicolor, standards, domed; Falls, drooping. $1.25
ELAINE (Shull). A delicate blend of purplish
lilac-violet, flushed yellow at the center. Rich yellow
beard. Size and substance good. 3% ft. $5.00
EL CAPITAN (Mohr). A new Iris of large size,
with beautiful flaring falls. S. violet; F. a shade dark¬
er. 40 inches. $5.00
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ELDORADO (Yil) 7.8. A blend of distinct and
rich, yellowish bronze, shaded with heliotrope. 30
inches. .25
ELSINORE (Hall). A charming flower of prim¬
rose yellow, bordered with purple. 3 ft. $6.00
EMPIRE (Sturt) 7.5. A self colored flower of
bright yellow, faintly veined. 2% ft. .35
ESPLENDIDO (Mohr). The flower is a rich red-
purple bicolor of very large size. 3% ft. SI. 50
FAIRY (Ken) 8.0. A dainty white Iris, delicately
bordered and suffused soft blue. Early and Fragrant.
3 Ms ft. ' .25
FENELLA (Mot) 7.5. A white, tinged yellow at
the haft, reticulated lavender. Beard orange. 21* ft. .50
FIRMAMENT (Grochner). Two shades of light
lavender-blue. Large and very early. 24 inches. .50
FLAMMENSCHWERT (G. & K.). Makes a spot
of gorgeous color. S. bright yellow; F. brown, with
yellow border. 2% ft. SI. 00
FLAVESCENS (DeCandolle) 7.0. A very popular,
pale yellow Iris to be found in most gardens. 30
inches. # .25
FLGRENTINA 7.6. The S. and F. pearl and olive-
grey, tinted yellow, olive veinings. Early. 2V2 ft. .25
FOLKWANG (G. & K.). Beautiful color blending.
S. rose pink; F. Claret red, edged lighter. 24 inches.
$1.00
FORSETL (G. & K.). Both standard and falls are
deep violet-blue of purest tone. Good. 4 ft. $1.00
FORTTTNA (M. & M.). Large, rounded flowers. S.
clear amber -yellow; F. Wax-vellow, lined red brown.
$5.00
FREED A MOHR (Mohr). In size, shape, substance
and brilliancy of color, this new Iris is claimed to be
an advance over all other pink bicolors. 3% ft. $10.00
FRO (G. & K.) 7.5. A brilliant variety which is
very showy. S. Bright yellow; F. Velvety crimson, bor¬
dered yellow. 24 inches. .50
FRYER S GLORY (Fr) 7.5. Another richly color¬
ed “brown” Iris. S. bronze, tinged crimson; F. vel¬
vety maroon. Beard orange. 30 inches. .25
GABRIEL (Bliss). S. bright steel-blue; F. violet-
blue, suffused deeper. Enormous flowers of perfect
form. 4 feet high. . $10.00
GAJTJS (G. & K.). S. pale yellow; F. heavily vein¬
ed maroon-red. Very attractive. 24 inches. .25
GAVIOTA (Mohr). A creamy white Iris with both
S. and F. edged yellow. Unusual 2% ft. $1.00
GEO. J. TRIBOLET (Will). A magnificent Iris.
S. Deep violet; F. Blackish red-purple. 3V. ft. $4.00
ANY 50 CENT IRIS WILL BE SOLD. $1.25 FOR
3; $4.00 PER DOZEN.
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GEORGE YELD (Perry). S. light apricot, shaded
rose; F. rose-crimson, edged buff. Beautiful. 40
inches. $3.00
GEORGIA (Farr) 8.9. An early, bright, free flow¬
ering rose-pink. 30 inches. .60
GERMAINE PERTHUIS (Mil). S. Violet -purple,
with lighter tones; F. deep, rich violet, with orange
beard. Velvety appearance and very fragrant. $5.00
GERTRUDE (Pet) 6.5. A very satisfactory deep
blue-purple Iris. Vigorous, free flowering. 3 ft. .25
GLAMOUR (Bliss). Dominion Seedling. S. broad,
arched, light violet; F. velvety, blackish purple.
Orange-yellow beard. Great substance and perfect
form. 3 ft. $7.60
GLITTER (Bliss). An early Iris of bright coloring.
S. Golden-yellow; F. ehestnut brown, with yellow mar¬
gins. 27 inches. .75
GOLDEN FLEECE. An early, free flowering and
showy, pale yellow variety. Vigorous. .25
GOLDEN GLORY (Jackson). An Afterglow and
Shekinah seedling. A tall yellow of excellent form,
deeper in color and superior to Shekinah, with the foli¬
age and vigor of Afterglow. $25.00
GOLD IMPERIAL (Sturt). A yellow self of won¬
derful, bright, clear coloring. 3 ft. $4.00
GOLDEN PLUME (Fr). S. rich golden yellow; F.
chestnut-brown, edged yellow. Very showy. .25
GOLDEN PROMISE (Neeley). This is a charming
yellow Iris. S. citron-yellow; F. soft chrome, tinged
lavender. Vigorous. 30 inches. $3.00
GOV. HUGHES (Fr) 7.1. S. violet, tinged red. F.
darker shade of same color, veined brown, with a large,
brilliant golden beard. 2^ ft. .25
GRAPTA (Will). Unusual and distinct coloring.
S. toast-brown; F. deeper shade. Early midseason. .76
GREVIN (Vil) 8.5. A handsome garden Iris of rich
red-lilac tone. Fragrant and late. 2 ft. .35
GRISETTE (Will). S. walnut-brown, shot with vio¬
let; F. darker in tone. 34 inches. $5.00
GRISELDA (Will). S. vinaceous gray, paler at
margins; shading old gold at the haft; F. raisin purple
to vinaceous grey; haft, white and pale yellow, veined
purple. 3 ft. $4.00
G. W. PEAKE (Fr). S. yellow, shaded crimson-
bronze; F. velvety maroon-red. Fragrant. .25
HARRIET PRESBY (Presby). Two tones of Pe¬
tunia-violet. Producing a fine pink effect. 4 ft. $2.00
HAUTEFEUILLE (Denis) 7.4. A flower of deep
violet color. Very charming variety. 40 inches. .35
HERMOINE (Hort) 8.8. A late flowering bicolor.
S. Lavender -violet ; F. deeper shade. 3 ft. $1.50
HESPERIA (Will). A large and striking bicolor
of attractive light brown effect. 3 ft. $1.50
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HYACINTHUS (Will). Lilac, shading old gold at
the haft, veined maroon; F. Violet, paler at margins.
Distinct * 1 reddish” effect. 3 ft. A 00
HIDALGO (Mohr). A very tall, large, lavender self
of unusually broad shape. 4 ft. $3.00
HUBERT (Hort). A rich violet, with a long, bril¬
liant yellow beard. Free flowering. 30 inches. .75
IDUNA (G. & K.). Good sized flowers of pleasing
color. S. light yellow; F. violet-blue. 2% ft. $3.50
IGNACITE (Lemon). A very free flowering and
showy lavender, with deeper shadings. 30 inches. .25
IMPERATOR (Cay). Very large, late, bicolor. S.
and F. raisin-purple, with red-brown markings. 40
inches. $1.00
INCA (Farr). S. clear, deep saffron-yellow; F.
dark plum, with edges of gold. 2*4 ft. .35
IRIS KING (G. & K.) 7.9. very rich coloring. S.
old gold; F. very broad of deep brown. 2 ft. .25
ISOLENE (Vil) 8.6. A grand and distinct Iris.
S. pinkish buff; F. Chinese violet, tinted yellow. 3 ft. .35
IVANHOE (Mil) 8.3. S. pale, bluish lavender; P.
Deeper shade. Attractive. 3r ft. .50
JACQUESIANA (Lemon) 8.0. An old Iris of brown
tones. Distinct and beautiful. 4 ft. .35
JANE WILLIAMSON (Will). S. bright vinaceous
lilac, tinged old gold, veined maroon; F. deeper in tone
and veined the entire length with old gold and maroon.
3 ft. $6.00
JAPANESQUE (Farr). S. lavender-white, flecked
violet; F. Deep violet, edged pale lavender. 2% ft. .35
JEAN CHEVREAU (Cay). Odd and beautiful. S.
primrose-yellow to olive-buff ; F. cream, stippled and
edged red. Beard yellow. 30 inches. $2.50
JEANNE D ’ARC (Ver) 7.8. S. and F. white, edged
lavender. A very dainty and charming Iris. 2^& ft. .25
JENNETT DEAN (Dean). Deliciously fragrant
blossoms of soft, lavender-blue. Over 36 inches. .75
J. J. DEAN (Dean). S. light violet; F. velvety
royal -purple. Very handsome flower. 3 ft. .75
JUBILEE (Sass). A large flower of pleasing buff
tone. Heavily ruffled. Free flowering. 30 inches. $3.00
JULIA MARLOWE (Shull). A large, tall, rich,
glowing pink and red effect. 40 inches. $4.00
JUNIATA (Farr) 8.1. S. and F. clear blue-violet.
Large flowers that are sweet scented. 3% ft. .35
JUNONIA. A large flower with two shades of blue.
Good substance. 42 inches. .75
ANY 60 CENT IRIS WLL BE SOLD, $1.50 FOR 3;
$6.00 PER DOZEN.
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KAREN (Mor). Deep, rich, red-purple flowers of
large size. 2^ ft. $1.50
KASHMIRI AN A. White, washed lavender. Petals
of stout, leathery texture. $1.00
KATHARINE McFARLAND (Spitzer). S. mul¬
berry-purple; F. rich, velvety, blackish purple; beard
orange. Exceptional substanee. 3 ft. $8.00
KATHRYN FRYER (Fr) 8.1. S. clear sulphur-
yellow; F. velvety violet-carmine, with lighter border.
Beard orange. 33 inches. Very showy. .25
KHARPUT (Wild) 7.4 . S. violet, very broad; F.
Deep velvety violet. Very early variety. 2 y2 ft. .25
KING KARL (Sass). Heavily ruffled; richly color¬
ed. Creamy ground, frilled and dotted red. 2 y2 ft. $2.00
KNYSNA (Bliss) 7.8. S. clear, deep yellow; F.
Velvety red-brown. A bright, showy Iris. 2 ^ ft. .60
KOCHI 7.8. Very early flowering Iris, of deep,
blackish purple. Very popular. 24 inches. .25
LADY BYNG (Bliss). A beautiful flower of clear
pale lavender, with suffusion of rose. $2.00
LADY FOSTER (Fos) 8.5. S. light lavender-violet;
F. darker, veined gold. Very fragrant. 3 Y? ft. $1.00
L’AIGLON (Shull). A large flower of beautiful
reddish tone. S. purple, to cinnamon-drab; F. Purple,
with darker shadings. Vigorous. 3 ft. $7.50
LANCELOT (Bliss). A self colored variety of rich
mauve, with a bright orange beard. 3 ft. .75
LA NEIGE (Ver) 8.3. Splendid cream-white flower
of good form and substance. 24 inches. .25
LEANDER (Bliss). A showy variety of an un¬
usual tone of mauve. S. arching; F. drooping .50
LENT A. WILLIAMSON (Will) 9.0. S. very
broad, lavender violet; F. broad, velvety violet -purple.
One of the most outstanding American Irises. .25
LEONATO (Hort). A giant flower of uniform vio¬
let, edged lavender; beard coppery yellow. Very fra¬
grant. $4.00
LEONE TRENANCE (Bliss). S. lavender; F.
darker tone. Free flowering; heavy substance. 2 Vz
ft. ' -50
LEONIDAS 7.3. Large flowers of lavender-violet,
with a bright orange beard. Good. .50
LEPINOUX (Mil). Very large flowers. S. blue. F.
deep purple, overcast with pink. Fragrant. $1.00
LEREMA (Will). S. Purple, shading white at base;
F. dahlia-purple, tinged yellow. 3 ft. $1.00
LEVERRIER (Denis) 9.0. The flowers are very
large. S. light violet; F. rich, pansy- violet. $1.00
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LODESTAR (Ilall). Tall, with remarkably clear
coloring. S. bright lemon-chrome; F. velvety claret-
brown, bordered lemon-chrome. 36 inches. $6.00
LOHENGRIN (G. & K.) 8.2. S. light mauve; F.
Chinese violet; both somewhat ruffled. 3 ft. .25
LONA (Sass). Beautifully ruffled and richly color¬
ed. S. and F. soft buff, marked purple at the borders.
30 inches. .$2.50
LORD LAMBOURNE (Perry). A magnificent
Iris. S. rosy fawn to pale bronze. F. rich crimson,
with a bright yellow beard. 48 inches. $2.00
LORD OF JUNE (Yeld) 9.1. S. Very broad, light
blue; F. lavender-violet, marked old gold. Handsome.
3 ft, .50
LORELEY (G. & K.) 7.9. Very profuse bloomer.
S. yellow, splashed purple; F. purple, bordered yel¬
low. .25
LOS ANGELES (M. & M.). S. white, edged pale
blue; F. clear white, reticulated red-brown. $15.00
LOUDOUN (Fendall). Very pleasing. S. clear
amber -yellow; Fd white flushed amber and violet. $4.00
LOUTE (Vil). S. light lilac, flushed bronze; F. red¬
dish purple, bronze veinings. / Large, .25
LYCAENA (WU). Pure white standards; deep,
rich purple falls. Very showy. 32 inches. $1.00
MME. BAZE (Denis). A charming Iris. S. pale
amber to light blue ; F. greenish white, marked ma¬
roon. 33 inches. .50
MME. BOULLET (Denis) 7.7. S. Deep buff with
red edge; F. yellow, lined brown. 27 inches. 50
MME. CHEREAU (Lemon) 7.4. Both S. and F.
are white, elegantly frilled, with a wide border of clear
blue. 3 ft. .25
MME. CHERI (Sturt) 8.3. A pinkish blended bi¬
color. S. Purplish, with yellow undertone; F. violet,
washed with pink. Excellent. 3% ft. .50
MME. CHOBAUT (Denis) 8.5. A charming va¬
riety. S. white, suffused pale yellow to wine-red; F.
white, suffused with lilac. 36 inches. .35
MME. DURR AND (Denis) 8.6. S. cinnamon-buff
flecked lilac; F. old gold, flushed lilac. 3 ft. $2.00
MME. HENRY CAYEUX (Cay). A large hand¬
some Iris. S. reddish, violet-purple; F. dark purple,
edges lighter. 3 y2 ft. $6.00
MLLE. SCHWARTZ (Denis) 8.7. Uniform, soft,
light lavender -blue. Distinct and beautiful. 4 ft. .75
MADY CARRIERE (MU) 7.9. A pleasing blend of
pale lavender, flushed with mauve. 30 inches. .50
ANY 75 CENT IRIS WILL BE SOLD, $2.00 FOR 3;
$6.50 PER DOZEN.
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MAGNIFICA (Vil) 9.1. S. broad, of pale violet; F.
purple, shading to cream at haft. Fragrant. 3%
ft. $1.25
MAGNIFICENT (Fr). A large flower of bright
coloring. S. Purple; F. Violet; white at the haft. $5.00
MAJESTIC (Bliss). Dominion Seedling. S. light
lavender, stained bronze; F. rich, velvety raisin-pur¬
ple. $5.00
MA MIE (Cay). A fine large Iris with S. and F.
clear white, frilled violet-blue. 30 inches. .35
MANDRALISCAE 7.3. Tall plant, very early, with
rich lavender-violet flowers. 40 inches. .35
MARGERY (Dean). S. light wisteria- violet ; F.
dark violet, deep chrome beard. Midseason. 3 ft. $1.00
MARIPOSA (Mohr). A late flowering variety of
pale blue, with the falls marked with red-purple. 36
inches. .75
MARSH MARIGOLD (Bliss) 8.7. Very bright
and striking. S. golden yellow; F. purple-brown, with
yellow border. 2% ft. $1.00
MARY BARNETT (Cumbler). This fine new Iris,
grown by Mrs. M. A. Cumbler, is best described as a
larger Princess Beatrice with a glorious golden beard,
so brilliant that it reflects throughout the flower. Very
beautiful. $7.00
MARY GARDEN (Farr) 7.8. Curiously speckled
flower. S. yellow, flushed lavender; F. creamy white,
dotted and veined maroon. 30 inches. .25
MARY GIBSON (Perry). S. bronze, overlaid old
rose; F. old rose, suffused bronze, beautiful. 3 Vs
ft. $3.00
MARY ORTH (Farr). A fine blue bicolor. S. vio¬
let, shaded lighter; F. darker, marked burnt sienna.
2 y2 ft. $1.00
MARY WILLIAMSON (Will) 7.8. S. clear white;
F. violet, with wide, white border. Slightly ruffled.
33 inches. $1.00
MAUVINE (Dean) 7.6. A free flowering Iris of
handsome shade of mauve and purple. 36 inches. .75
MEDRANO (Vil) 8.5. S. purple; F. rich, dark ma¬
roon-purple, tinted buff. Large flower of dark tones.
Late bloomer. 2V2 ft. .50
MERLIN (Sturt) 8.3. A pink toned violet flower.
S. lavender- violet; F. dark violet; haft white, marked
brown. $1.00
M. G. PETERS (Fr). S. yellow, tinged heliotrope,
edged pure yellow; F. violet, shaded brown, bordered
yellow. .35
MICHELINE CHARRAIRE (Denis). A beautiful
white flower of large size and good substance. 4%
ft. $10.00
MIDWEST (Sass). A fine ruffled Iris of large
size. S. flushed purple; F. center, white; bordered
purple. 30 inches. $1.00
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MILDRED PRESBY (Farr). S. white to palest
yellow; F. rich velvety violet. Splendid. 2 y2 ft. $1.50
MINNEHAHA (Farr) 7.8. S. and F. pale straw-
yellow; the falls veined Prussian-red. Beard orange. .35
MIRANDA (Hort). A grand Iris that blooms early.
Uniform bluish violet. Strong grower. .50
MOA (Bliss). Dominion Seedling. S. pure violet;
F. deep violet purple. One of the best of this strain.
$7.00
MOLIERE (Vil) 8.5. Shadowed with a pinkish
cast. S. mauve; F. violet, brown veinings. 30 inches. .35
MONS. BRUN (Denis). S. blue, shaded brown; F.
Purple, with brown veinings. A brown tone through¬
out. 3 ft. $3.50
MONS. OLIVER PERTHUIS (Mil). S. violet; F.
pansy-violet, edged amber. 40 inches. Vigorous. $1.00
MONSIGNOR (Vil) 8.4. Rich coloring and good
substance. Bluish violet overlaid with brownish pur¬
ple. .25
MONTOUR (Hall). S. pinkish cinnamon, flushed
magenta; F. velvety, burnt lake; beard orange. 2% ft.
An exquisite effect in pink and brown. $6.00
MORNING SPLENDOR (Shull). S. petunia-violet;
F. rich, raisin-purple. The most brilliant red effect yet
seen in an Iris. 4 ft. $3.00
MORWELL (Bliss). A fine blue-purple bicolor. S.
Lavender blue; F. violet-blue. 30 inches. $1.00
MOTHER OF PEARL (Sturt). S. and F. pale,
bluish lavender, with a faint, creamy undertone. 3^4
ft. ‘ .50
MOUNT PENN (Farr) 8.2. S. rose-purple; F.
magenta, shaded yellowish, brown markings. 30
inches. .50
MRS. ALAN GRAY (Fos) 7.6. A flower of pink¬
ish lilac effect that is very pleasing. 2y2 ft. -25
MRS. COWLEY (Bliss) 7.8. S. russet, flushed car¬
mine; F. velvety violet-carmine; light border. 27
inches. .25
MRS. EDWARD HARDING (Perry). A very beau¬
tiful variety, with two shades of violet-purple, overlaid
black. Beard bronze-yellow. $10.00
MRS. HETTY MATSON (Perry). S. purple-fawn,
flushed bronze; F. rich crimson-purple, beard yellow.
3 y2 ft. $1.50
MRS. H. DARWIN (Fos). White, with the falls
slightly reticulated violet at the base. 24 inches. .25
MRS. MARION CRAN (Perry). The color is a
glorious soft shade of light rose. $6.00
ANY 81.00 IRIS ON THIS LIST WILL BE SOLD,
$2.50 FOR 3.
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MRS. REUTHE (Ware). S. white, veined and shaded
lilac; F. white, frilled pale blue. .25
MRS. TINLEY (Bliss). An early flowering variety
of lavender violet, with orange beard. 3 ft. .75
MRS. VALERIE WEST (Bliss). Dominion Seed¬
ling. Very large, of heavy substance. S. bronze, flush¬
ed lavender; F. Deep, rich, velvety red-purple.. 36
inches. $35.00
MRS. WALTER BREWSTER (Vil). Free flower¬
ing. S. lavender-blue; F. blue, veined brown at haft.
Late. 3 ft. .75
MRS. W. E. FRYER (Fr) 7.9. S. white, shaded
mauve; F. velvety blackish purple, beard yellow. 32
inches. .50
NANCY ORNE (Sturt) 8.2. A lovely blend of rose-
purple. .60
NAOMI (Sturt). A bright, beautiful flower. S.
bright lilac; F. dahlia-purple. Orange beard. $5 00
NATHALIS (Will). A flower of pinkish-lavender
effect that is almost a self color. 3 ft. .75
NAUSHON (Sturt) 7.4. S. dull mauve; F. panev-
violet; beard yellow-orange. 2 y2 ft. .35
NAVAJO (Farr) 7.4. S. honey -yellow; F. velvety
veinings on yellowish white grounds. An Iris with an
Indian name and Indian colors. .25
NEPTUNE (Yeld) 8.1. Very large flowers. S.
bluish violet; F. violet, shaded lavender-violet. 3%
ft. .35
NIBELUNGEN (G. & K.) 7.3. S. deep olive-buff;
F. velvety violet, with wide border of buff. A dull tan
effect. 2*4 ft. .25
NIMBUS (Shull). A large stately Iris. S. light
violet; F. velvety purple, beard orange. 3^4 ft. $2.50
NINE WELLS (Fos) 8.0. S. light lavender-violet,
heavily dotted at the base; F. pansy- violet, narrow
lighter border. 3 y2 ft. .35
NUEE D’ORAGE (Ver) 7.6. Attractive color
blending. S. purple-drab to deep lavender; F. violet,
reticulated maroon at the haft. 36 inches. .25
OCHRACEA (Denis) 7.9. A wonderfully rich ef¬
fect, in old gold standards and lavender -blue falls. $1.25
OLD IVORY (Sturt). A very soft creamy yellow
as the name implies, of good form and substance. 3
ft. $3.00
ONYX (Will). S. Margins ruffled; white cencer
deepening to yellow at margins; maroon veinings; F.
deep violet, with extreme margins paler; haft white,
veined maroon. 3 ft. $4. CO
OPERA (Vil) 8.7. An intensely bright violet-red
bicolor of rich tone. S. livid purple; F. velvety pur¬
ple. -50
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OPHELIA (Cay). A delicious mixture of warm
orauge cream, mauve and bronze tones. Orange
beard. $10.00
ORIFLAMME (Vil) 7.8. One of the largest of the
older Irises. S. dark lavender; F. violet, shading to
white at haft. .35
PALLIDA. S. lavender; F. lavender, with rosy
tinge. Yery fragrant. 40 inches. .25
PALLIDIN (Bliss). A large flowered bicolor. S.
clear violet-blue; F. rich violet-purple. 3 ft. $1.50
PARC DE NEUILLY (Yer) 8.1. A very large,
rich, violet -purple self, slightly ruffled. Late. .25
PARISIANA (Yil) 7.9. A highly colored Iris. S.
white ground, dotted purple; F. white, widely frilled
edges, shaded purple. 3 ft. .25
PAULINE (Farr) 7.5. A very good red-purple va¬
riety; bright orange beard. Free flowering. 3 ft. .35
PEAU ROUGE (Cay). A brilliant colored novelty,
of very dark, dull, almost true red. Yigorous. 30
inches. $2.00
lilac; F. white, frilled, pale blue. .25
PEERLESS (Dykes). A * magnificent mahogany-
red flower of perfect form and very large size. 3%
ft. ' $20.00
PERFECTION (Barr) 7.8. An old Iris and very
popular. S. lavender-violet, blotched deeper; F. dark
violet. 3 ft. .25
PERLADONNA (Perry). A fine blue self of clear
coloring and great texture. 42 inches. $1.50
PHRYNE (Cay). A very lovely blend of rosy lav¬
ender and reddish lilac, lighted silver-gray on the edges.
42 inches. $12.00
PHYLLIS BLISS (Bliss) 8.9. A beautiful, rosy
lavender self of delicate coloring. 36 inches. $1.00
PIONEER (Bliss). Huge flower of rich reddish
purple, with a bright orange beard. 3^4 ft. $4.00
POCOHONTAS (Farr) 7.7. Orchid-like flower with
frilled petals. S. white bordered lavender-violet ; F.
white with less coloring. 30 inches. .35
PREFLAME. Dark purple self, brown markings on
haft, bright yellow beard. 36 inches. .25
PRIMAVERA (Mohr). A very large, shapely flow¬
er of pale yellow, deepening toward the center. $1.25
PRIMROSE (Sturt). A beautiful clear yellow, with
splendid form and substance. 30 inches. $4.00
PRINCE LOHENGRIN (Mohr). Light mauve
pink. A desirable Iris that is perfectly hardy. 40
inches. .75
PRINCESS BEATRICE (Barr) 9.5. This true va¬
riety is one of the finest of all Irises. S. and F. light
lavender-violet, with a beautiful, satiny texture. ,50
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PRINCESS OSRA (Bliss). The color is white, with
a wide border of pale violet; beard orange. 3 ft. $2.00
PRINCESS VICTORIA LOUISE (G. & K.) 7.2.
Early and free flowering. S. yellow; F. violet, border¬
ed yellow. 25
PRISCILLA (Hall). S. violet; F. rich, velvety,
blackish purple, bordered pale violet. Very dainty. $2.00
PROSPER LAUGIER (Ver) 8.3. A well known
and handsome brown toned Iris. Showy and free flow¬
ering. * .25
PROSPERO (Yeld). S. deep lavender, flushed yel¬
low at the base; F. violet, with lighter shadings. 4
ft. .76
PURISSIMA (M. & M.). This is one of the finest
white Irises in commerce. Large, robust, vigorous.
$18.00
PURPLE KING. Splendid, deep violet -purple
flower. Early and very free flowering. 24 inches. .25
QAKER LADY (Farr) 8.4. S. smoky lavender,
with yellow shadings; F. blue, overlaid olive-buff. At¬
tractive “ smoky blend”. 30 inches. .25
QUEEN ALEXANDRA (Barr) 7.5. An old favor¬
ite. S. purplish lilac; F. violet, with sheen of yel¬
low. .25
QUEEN CATERINA (Sturt) 9.0. One of the truly
great Irises. Beautiful shade of pale lavender-violet,
with irridescent sheen and veinings of brown. 36
inches. .50
QUEEN OF MAY (Salter). Delightfully fragrant,
and the best of the old “pinks”. 30 inches. Early. .25
RAFFET (Vil) 8.1. A very late variety. S. violet;
F. darker, with rich velvety veinings. 3 ft. .50
RAJPUT (Sturt). A beautiful, light violet .self
with gracefully flaring falls. 40 inches. $1.50
RAMELDO (Mohr). Charming blend of violet and
cinnamon-brown, with orange beard. 3 ft. $1.00
RAMONA (Mohr). A new and delightful shade of
petunia-violet, flushed brown. 36 inches. $1.00
RED GLORY (Fr). S. bronze-yellow; F. velvety
maroon-red; orange beard. Fragrant. 30 inches. .25
REGAN (Hort). An early flowering bicolor. S.
soft, blush violet; F. darker violet; veined brown. $1.00
REINE DENIS (Denis). S. yellow, shading to yel¬
lowish brown; F. coppery rose, shading to grey. 2^
ft. $3.00
RENE CAYEUX (Cay). A beautiful flower from
France. S. white, shaded lilac; F. Rich, reddish pur¬
ple. 3y2 ft, $10.00
REVERIE (Sturt) 8.7. S. colonial buff, flushed
lilac; F. deep rose. Beautiful. 3 ft. $3.50
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RHEINGAUPERLE (G. & K.). A charming, soft
rose-pink flower, with the falls the brighter in color.
$1.00
RHEINE NIXE (G. & K.) 8.4. S. white; F. pansy-
violet, bordered bluish white. Vigorous. 3 ft. .26
RICHARD II (Dykes) 7.4. A distinct, clear color.
S. white; F. velvety prune-purple. 20 inches. $1.00
RING DOVE (Fos). A vigorous, free flowering
Iris. S. deep lavender; F. lavender-violet. Fragrant.
3 ft. t .35
RITA (Mohr). A beautiful, clear blue-purple self.
Free flowering and early. 36 inches. .50
ROBERT W. WALLACE (Perry). A magnificent,
dark Iris. S. frilled, velvety; F. deep purple.
ft. * $4.00
RODNEY (Bliss) 8.3. A free flowering variety of
uniform violet-blue. 40 inches. .50
ROMANY (Bliss) 8.6. S. chamois; F. bright ox-
blood-red; early and free flowering. 24 inches. .50
ROMOLA (Bliss). Dominion Seedling. Very large
and graceful. S. pale lilac, tinged ivory -yellow ; F. vel¬
vety red-violet, with light brown reticulations at the
haft. 42 inches. * $12.00
ROSADO (Mohr). A very beautiful, clear, soft
pink that has unusual size and vigor. 42 inehes. $3.00
ROSALBA (Bliss). A distinct red toned Iris. S.
rich, wine-red; F. of a deeper tone. 36 inches. $1.00
ROSE MADDER (Sturt) 8.5. Unusual and pleas-
ing"*eolor. S. light purple; F. velvety, dahlia-purple.
Beard orange. 3 y2 ft. $2.50
ROSE WAY (Bliss) 8.2. S. phlox-purple; F. a dull¬
er shade, blending to white. A “red” Pallida. 3 ft. .50
ROTA (G. & K.). Bright, silky-earmine ; F. darker
tone, with veining3. A brilliant flower. 27 inches. $1.00
RUBYD (Dykes). A rich, deep, reddish violet-pur¬
ple, with the falls deeper in tone. 30 inches. .75
RUBY QUEEN (Weed). S. light purple; F. violet,
lighter at the edges. A ruby toned flower. 3 ft. 75
SAN FRANCISCO (M. & M.). A grand new Pli-
cata. Flowers very large . and of wonderful substance.
White, edged with lavender. $18.00
SAN GABRIEL (Dean). S. light la vender -violet;
F. darker in tone; reticulated brown at the haft. A
large, early variety. 4 ft. $2.50
SANTA BARBARA (Mohr). A very large flower
of pure lavender -blue color. Very fine. 40 inches. $3.00
SAPPHID (Dykes). A beautiful, early flowering,
blue Iris, with brilliant yellow beard. 30 inches. $1.00
SARABANDE (Sturt) 7.6. S. pale fawn; F. vel¬
vety violet, with fawn border. Delightful color com¬
bination. .50
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SARPEDON (Yeld). Very large flowers of good
color. S. soft, bluish violet. F. hyacinth-violet. 3
ft. .50
SAVIGNIAN (Mil). S. rich, bluish violet; F. deep
pansy-violet, suffused rose; yellow beard. 2 x/z ft. .50
SEAGULL (Farr). A distinct, clean color effect.
S. white; F. white, shaded blue; blue veinings. 2 ft. .50
SEMINOLE (Farr) 8.3. A rich, red-purple, with
velvety fall. One of the brightest of all Irises. .35
SENSATION (Cay). A gloriously beautiful Iris of
wonderful cornflower -blue. 4 ft. $15.00
SEQUOIAH (Shull). S. Light vinaceous-lilac ; F.
pansy -purple, shading to velvety red-purple. $7.50
SHASTA (M. & M.). The flower is snow white,
with faint reticulation of amber at the haft. 3%
ft. $8.00
SHEKINAH (Sturt) 8.8. A beautiful yellow Iris.
This is still regarded as one of the good yellow varie¬
ties. 3 ft. .35
SHERBERT (Sturt) 8.1. An unusual bicolor in old
gold and brown. 48 inches. .50
SHERWIN WRIGHT (Kohankie) 7.6. A free
flowering and vigorous Iris of bright, golden yellow. .25
SHREWSBURY (Farr). S. lilac; F. purple, with
a brilliant, bright orange beard. 30 inches. .35
SILVERADO (Mohr). S. silvered lavender; F.
blue, with orange beard. An unusual dull blue tone.
$1.00
SILVER RIBBON (Wil). The color is a deep,
rosy pink, with a distinct pale band down the center
of each fall. 2% ft. $1.00
SIMONE VAISSIERE (Mil). S. light chicory blue;
F. violet, veined gold and maroon at the haft. A very
beautiful bicolor of unusually clear coloring. 30
inches. $1.50
SINDJKHA (Sturt) 8.4. An effective color blend.
S. deep lavender, shaded olive-buff; F. lavender-pur¬
ple. 50
SIR GALAHAD (Shull). A tall Iris with very large
flowers. S. mauve; F. pansy-violet. Fragrant. $3.50
SIR TREVOR LAWERENCE (Fos). S. soft blue;
F. ground white, lined plum-purple; yellow beard. .50
SNOW WHITE (Sturt). A beautiful, new white
Iris of good form, size and substance. Over 3 ft. $12.00
SOLEDAD (Mohr). A lovely early soft yellow of
unusually clear tone. -75
SOLFERINO (Cay). A self color of bright lilac-
red, changing to brilliant, pinkish violet. 54 inches.
$12.00
SOUV. DE LOETITIA MICHAUD (Mil). Enor¬
mous flowers of fine texture. S. and F. lobelia-blue,
veined yellow. $4.00
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SOUV. DE MME. GAUDICHAU (MU). A very
large, early, deep purple bicolor. Very dark. 3 ft. .75
STAMBOUL (Fos). Handsome flowers of large
size. S. light violet; F. rich violet-blue. 3 ft. .50
SUNSET. See Ochracea.
SUSAN BLISS (Bliss). A delightful shade of deep
rose-pink, with a light orange beard. 3% ft. §1.25
SWATARA (Farr) 7.9. S. and F. light mauve to
bright violet. Free flowering. 32 inches. .35
SWAZI (Bliss). Dominion Seedling. A magnifi¬
cent blue-purple. S. bluish purple; F. blackish purple.
Over 3 ft. §10.00
SWEET LAVENDER (Bliss) 8.5. The general ef¬
fect is a lovely shade of rose-manve. 42 inches. .75
SYPHAX (Bliss) 7.5. S. mauve; F. velvety, raisin-
purple, beard of bright orange. 30 inehes. .50
TAFFETA (Cleveland). S. light heliotrope-gray
flushed olive-buff; F. dull lavender. A 11 smoky’ ,
tone. .35
TAJ MAHAL (Sturt) 8.3. A dependable Iris, of
uniform pure white, lavender veinings on the haft. 36
inches. t §2.00
TAMAR (Bliss) 7.4. A tall growing lavender-violet
variety, falls deeper, with veinings. 4 ft. .50
TAMERLAN (Vil) 7.4. S. light lavender -violet;
F. hvaeinth-violet ; buff at edges; beard orange.
Early. .35
TARTARIN (Bliss) 8.5. A very large flower cf
uniform light lavender to dull violet. 3 ft. §1-00
TENEBRAE (Bliss). Dominion Seedling. A grand
dark blue-purple of the Dominion race. 36 inches. §4.00
TERIAS (WU). A peculiar coppery pink blend that
is distinct and beautiful. 36 inches. .50
THECLA (Will). S. bright, clear mauve; F. rich
purple. Beautiful flowers in great profusion. 2 *4
ft. 50
THESUS (Hort). A large white, that is remarkable
for the golden markings on the falls. 3 ft. §5.00
THORBECKE. A most charming old variety. S.
clear white; F. deep, rich, velvety purple. 2% ft. .35
THORSTEN (G. & K.). S. lavender -blue, flushed
lilac; F. deep velvety blue. Vigorous and late. 3
ft. §3.50
TITAN (Bliss). Dominion Seedling. The largest
of all the Dominion race. Light blue bicolor. 3 ft. §2.50
TOM TIT (Bliss). A very charming, small, dark
violet Iris. Fine for border plant. 18 inches. .35
TRIANON (Vil). A pleasing tan blend that is late
flowering and attractive 30 inches. .35
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TRINIDAD (Denis). S. rosy pink; F. deeper pink
at the edges; heavily veined; beard orange. 2 ft. .25
TRISTRAM (Bliss) 8.2. S. white, tinted lavender;
F. velvety, blackish purple. 30 inches. .60
TROJANA (Species) 8.1. S. light lavender violet;
F. amethyst-violet, veined darker. 3 ft. .35
TROOST (Denis) 8.4. A brilliant bright pink
flower. S. rosy purple; F. lighter, veined violet. 3
ft. .35
TROPIC SEAS (Shull). S. Dauphin’s violet; F.
mulberry-purple. A deep blue-purple effect. 4 ft. $3.50
TRUE CHARM (Sturt). The flowers are white
with the margins delicately etched, lavender blue. $1.50
TURCO (Vil). S. rosy lilac; F. bronzy yellow,
washed violet. A fine color blending. 2 y2 ft. .35
27 AVRIL (Denis). S. violet-purple; F. a more blu¬
ish tint; haft white, veined blue. 4 ft. $3.00
VALENCIA (Mohr). Another fine Iris with a dis¬
tinct and new color tone. Both S. and F. are bright
orange buff. 30 inches. $2.00
VALERIE MAYET (Denis) 8.5. Rich and distinc¬
tive red color tone. S. rose-purple, flushed orange; F.
velvety dahlia purple, stained pale yellow. 36 inches. .50
VESPER GOLD (Will). A beautiful, new, yellow
Iris that has a charm in its color tone hard to describe.
* 1 Apricot ’ ’-yellow best describes this charming variety.
42 inches. $5.00
VINCENTIO (Hort). A bold purple bicolor with
large, spreading, rich purple falls. 3 ft. $2.50
VINGOLF (G. & K.). A fascinating color combina¬
tion. S. cream color; F. deep, rich, velvety violet-blue.
30 inches. $1.00
VIOLACEA GRANDIFLORA (Wild) 8.0. A good,
clear violet-blue Iris. 36 inches. .35
VIRGINIA MOORE (Shull) 8.1. A tall, bright
chrome-yellow variety, veined darker on falls. 2%
ft. 50
WALHALLA (G. & K.) 7.3. Early flowering with
large blooms. S. lavender blue; F. violet -purple. 2%
ft. .25
WEDGE WOOD (Dykes). Beautiful flowers of
gloriously rich Wedgewood-blue of uniform shade.
31/2 ft. $4.00
W. F. CHRISTMAN (Fr). S. white, tinged violet;
F. purple, reticulated white, with a light border. 2
ft. .25
WHITE KNIGHT (Saunders) 8.3. This chast and
beautiful variety is one of the older pure whites. 2%
ft. .50
WILD ROSE (Sturt) 8.1. Pale amaranth -pink, with
white beard. Exact shade of the Prairie rose. 33
inches. $1.50
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WILLIAM MOHR (Mohr). One of the most re¬
markable Irises ever raised. Pale lilac, standards
flushed darker, and the whole flow’er veined violet. 2
ft. $10.00
WINDHAM (Farr) 7.3. A delicate toned variety.
S. pale pink; F. same color, veined magenta. 2ty-
ft. 75
W. J. FRYER (Fr) 8.4. S. olive-yellow; F. black¬
ish, red-purple, with yellow border. 33 inches. .35
WOODLAND (Hall). Large flowers of beautiful
form. Color uniform mauve to light violet. 4 ft. $5.00
WYOMISSING (Farr) 7.2. S. creamy white, suf¬
fused soft rose; F. deep rose. Early flowering. 2*4
ft. .35
YELLOW RAIL (Will). A new and interesting
yellow. S. pure lemon-yellow; F. white base, with ma¬
roon veins; speckled at the borders with chrome-yel¬
low. 28 inches. .75
YOLANDE (Mil). S. deep bine, brighter at base;
F. dark blue-purple, reticulated white at haft. 40
inches. $2.50
ZEPHYR (Sturt). Deep lavender, bloming over a
long period. Attractive. ( .25
ZINGARA (Will). S. deep chrome-yellow; F. deep
chrome-yellow, overlaid and veined with oxblood-red;
beard bright orange. 24 inches. $2.50
ZOUAVE (Vil). S. white, suffused lilac; F. white,
veined and dotted violet at the edges. 2 y2 ft. .35
ZUA (Crawford) 7.5. A curiously crinkled, early,
dwarf variety; large blooms of white, tinted lilac. 18
inches. .50
ZULU (Bliss). Dominion Seedling. S. clear, steely
aniline-blue; F. rich, dark, velvety purple, shaded light¬
er at the edges. Flowers are large; heavy substance.
3 ft. $10.00
ZWANENBURG (Denis) 8.5. S. cream, blotched
greenish buff; F. chamois to olive. Very odd. 18
inches. .50
Iris Sibirica
The Sibiricas are naturally adapted to landscape and
decorative plantings. Their graceful, grass-like foliage
is vigorous and retains its beauty throughout the entire
season, while their profusion of bloom affords brilliant
and effective coloring. They will thrive in the culti¬
vated border, or in any strong, rich soil, and are thor¬
oughly at home in naturalized plantings or when used
to fill in the odd corners. They are effective about ihe
pool, surrounding the bird bath, and when worked in
about the rockery; and. they are beautiful in border
planting along the drive, or when massed along the wa¬
tersides.
BLUE KING. Bears a profusion of uniform deep
blue flowers on good stems. 30 inches. .25
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BUTTERFLY (Cleveland). Beautiful light blue
flowers. Excellent variety. 30 inches. .50
DRAGONFLY (Dykes). Standards, pale blue flush¬
ed pale violet; F. intense dark blue. Very tall. $2.00
EMPEROR (Named by Wallace). One of the fin¬
est. Splendid, rich, deep violet-blue. 4 ft. .50
FLORRIE RIDLER (Perry). A very tall, large,
free flowering, deep blue; center lighter. .50
KINGFISHER BLUE (Wallace). A grand new in¬
troduction. Very bright sky blue. Over 4 feet tall. $2.50
ORIENTALIS SAN GUINEA. A very beautiful
form with large, rich, deep purple flowers. .50
PAPILLION (Dykes). A glorious blue flower very
large size. Medium height. $1.00
PEGGY PERRY (Perry). A beautiful shade of
blue-violet; back of falls lighter in the center. .50
PERRY’S BLUE (Perry). A wonderful, clear
shade of sky blue, with white markings on the falls.
Universally considered the finest I. Siberica yet intro¬
duced. 4 ft. 50
PERIWINKLE (Cleveland). Brilliant blue seed-
lilng of Perry ’s Blue, somewhat larger, taller and
darker. $5.00
PIGMY (Perry). A pretty dwarf variety with a
profusion of dark violet flowers. 18 inches. .50
RED EMPEROR (Cleveland). S. wine-red, always
with a little blue on the edge; F. one edge blue, the
other wine-red, heavily veined blue all over; haft choco¬
late-brown. 2y2 ft. $1.00
SIBIRICA (Species) Syn. Siberian Blue. Good blue
flowers borne in profusion, strong stems. 2\/2 ft. .25
SKYLARK. A vigorous variety with flowers a
shade darker than Perry’s Blue. 3 ft. .35
SNOW QUEEN. A very lovely form with white
flowers and a rich yellow blotch at the throat. 36
inches. *35
SUNNYBROOK (Cleveland). A rather dwarf va¬
riety that blooms low in the foliage. A delightful
shade of medium blue. 18 to 24 inches. -35
TRUE BLUE (Fryer). One of the best of the sibiri-
cas. A fine blue. 30 inches. -35
TURQUOIS CUP (Cleveland). Large flowers of ex¬
quisite soft sky-blue. Stigmas turquoise-blue. Stock
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Beardless Irises
Species and Miscellaneous Varieties
In this group we offer several species of hybrid
varieties that are very desirable. Many of them are
suitable for planting in moist places and combine wall
with the other beardless Irises of the Sibirica group in
decorative plantings. All will thrive in the well tilled
border, and all should have advantage of full sun.
CRISTATA (Crested or Evansia species). A small
plant with creeping roots. Flowers are a rich ame-
thvst-blue. A fine, vigorous border plant. .50
DOROTHEA K. WILLIAMSON (Will). Large,
velvety flowers of the most vivid blue-purple. 3 ft. .75
ENSATA (Species). Russion Iris. Long grassy fol¬
iage and small, pale gray-blue flowers. Prefers a Jiotr
dry location. .35-
FULVA (Species). Copper Iris. Long evergreen
foliage and rich, terra-cotta red flowers of handsone
form. Plant in a dry, hot location. 18 inches. $1.00
FULVaLA (Dykes). A hybrid of Fulva. A hand¬
some Iris with rich, reddish terre-cotta colored flow¬
ers. Plant in rich, well drained soil. 30 inches. $1.00
..MONSPUR (Fos). Bold, sword like foliage and
large, pale blue flowers. Well adapted to waterside
or damp border plantings. 4 ft. $1.0fr
MRS. TAIT. A beautiful variety of dear porce-
laine-blue flowers. 30 inches/ .75>
PSEUD ACORUS (Species). Yellowflag Iris. Riclf,-
green foliage and bright golden yellow flowers. Will
grow well in either damp locations or ordinary garden
soil. 5 ft. .50
TECTORUM (Species). A loveK Chinese species
frequently seen growing on the roofs of their houses.
Flowers are pale blue with reticulations and a fringed
white crest. 12 inches. .50
Dwarf Bearded Irises
They are valuable garden plants because they afford
color just when blooms are most welcome. On account
of their miniature growth, they are in increased de¬
mand for rockery plantings and border use. All Dwarf
varieties are resistant to drouth and thrive in dry, well
drained locations.
ATROVIOLACEA. A very early purple. Vigor¬
ous. .35
BLACK MIDGET (McKinney). Deep, blackish pnr-
ple. Orange beard. Beautiful. $2.00
DIE FEE (Junge). Syn. Fairy. Two shades of vio¬
let blue. Charming. .35
JOSEPHINE (Caparne). White, tinted yellow.
Good. .50
LOBELIA (Millet). Rich pansy- violet, bordered
blue. .50
MAROCAIN (Millet). Large flowers. S. Dark vio¬
let; F. Blackish violet. $1.00
ORANGE QUEEN (Perry). Clear, deep yellow;
orange beard. .35
SOCRATES. A pleasing shade of claret red-pur¬
ple^ -35
THE BRIDE (Caparne). Syn. Alba, Nearly pure
white. Yellow beard. .35
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Special Collection Offers
THE • ‘ BUTTERFLY * ’ COLLECTION. These seven
interesting Irises, originated by Mr. E. B. Williamson
and christened 'with the generic names of American but¬
terflies, are worthy additions to any garden. All are
vigorous and free-flowering varieties of distinct color¬
ing that makes them particularly valuable as garden
Irises.
Anosia. Rich brown and golden red. .$1.00
Argynnis. Yellow and violet-carmine . 1.00
Colias. Opaque yellow self . 50
Grapta. Blended yellowish brown . 75
Lycaena. White and rich purple .... 1.00
Terias. Coppery pink blend . 50
Theda. Bright mauve and rich purple .50
Total $5.25
'This “Butterfly” Collection, one plant each, $4.00
OFFER “Butterfly-3.” Three plants each of
the seven Irises for $10.00.
THE * ‘ VERY BEST” COLLECTION. Here are
sixteen Irises that are the cream of the entire list. Each
is a proven variety that has stood the test of time and
now rates high in its color class. For a planting of the
very best Irises obtainable at reasonable prices, we re¬
commend this list.
Rating
94 Ambassadeur. Reddish violet and purple-
maroon . $ .75
84 Anna Farr. Clear white, bordereded
pale blue . 75
92 Asia. Blended lavender, yellow and violet-
purple . 3.00
94 Ballerine. Very large, light blue-violet . .75
85 Dream. Soft, clear pink . 75
90 Lent A. Williamson. Fine, vigorous, vio¬
let and purple . 25
91 Lord of June. Very large, blue and lav¬
ender-violet . 50
85 Medrano. Reddish copper and dark crim¬
son-purple . 50
85 Mme. Chobaut. White, sprinkled yellow
and wine-red . 35
Mother of Pearl. Iridescent, pale bluish
lavender . 50
95 Princess Beatrice. Silvery lavender-blue .50
Prospero. Lavender, flushed yellow, and
reddish purple . 75
90 Queen Caterina. Iridescent, pale laven¬
der-violet . 50
87 Shekinah. Clear yellow self, large
and fine . 35
93 Souvenir de Mme. Gaudichau. Rich,
velvety purple . 75
85 Sweet Lavender. Lovely, rosy mauve . . .75
Total $11.70
This “Very Best” Collection, one plant each, $9.00
OFFER “YB-3.” Three plants each of these six¬
teen fine Irises for $20.00.
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The “Color” Collection
Twenty Beautiful Irises for $2.00
This offer is made as a special inducement for more
liberal use of Irises in home plantings, and for those
who want color in their garden at minimum eost. It
will include twenty desirable Irises of our own selec¬
tion, especially chosen to give a wide range of bright
eolors. The plants will be strong single rhizomes such
as we regularly supply, and each will be separately
labeled and true to name. As the collections will be
made up from our surplus plantings at digging time,
we can not give the names of varieties that mil be sup¬
plied.
This “Color” Collection, one plant each of
twenty varieties, $2.00.
THE * * DUTCH SET.” These six recent introduc¬
tions from Goos & Kcenemann are indeed an interest¬
ing set. Each has distinct and beautiful color, and all
are vigorous in growth and free flowering. This set
. will prove a welcome addition to any planting.
Balder. Yellow-olive and reddish purple $ .75
Folkwang. Light pink and claret-red . . 1.00
Forsete. Improved lavender self . 1.00
Rheingauperle. Soft ros^-pink . 1.00
Kota. Light carmine-pink and deeper red 1.00
Yingolf. Cream and deep violet-purple 1.00
Total $5.75
This “Dutch Set,” one plant each, $4.00
OFFER 1 • DS-3. ’ * Three plants each of these six
Irises for S10.00.
THE ■ • STANDARD IRIS COLLECTION. Twelve
distinct Irises that are appropriate for a first garden
planting. Each is a proven variety of which there are
sufficient stocks available to warrant a low price.
Caprice. Reddish purple . S .25
Celeste. Delicate lavender-blue . 25
Fairy. White, bordered blue . . 25
Gertrude. Deep violet-blue . 25
Isoline. Lilac-pink and purplish rose . .35
Lohengrin. Violet-mauve . 25
Monsignor. Violet and purple-crimson .25
Prosper Laugier. Coppery crimson and
' maroon . 25
Quaker Lady. Smoky lavender, yellow
and blue . 25
Queen of May. Early pink . .25
Rhein Xixe. White and violet-blue . . . .25
Sherwin Wright. Golden yellow . 25
Total $3.00
This “Standard” Collection, one plant each, $2.00
OFFER “Standard-3.” Three plants each of
the twelve varieties for $4.50.
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THE “ BEARDLESS FOUR. ’* Four distinct Irises
from the Beardless group that will make an attractive
planting about the lily pool, near the rockery, or in the
border near the bird bath.
Blue King. Fine, deep blue Siberian . . $ .25
Ensata. An Asiatic species with fine
foliage and delicate gray-blue flowers .35
Skylark. Beautiful, clear, light blue . . .35
Snow Queen. Lovely, pure white with
yellow blotch . 35
Total $1.30
This “Beardless Four” Collection, $1.00
Shipment early spring or fall
THE ‘ ‘ HIGH SPOT ’ ’ COLLECTION. These seven
Irises are high spots among the recent introductions.
They are varieties that are much talked about and that
every flower lover is interested in seeing. They will
add interest and beauty to your plantings.
Apache. A charming new variety of In¬
dian-red color . $4.00
Argentina. Tall growing and large
flowering, white . 2.00
Hold Imperial. Probably the best of the
yellows . 4.00
Morning Splendor. The outstanding
American Iris . 3.00
Tenebrae. A Dominion seedling of rich
color and good habits . 4.00
Valencia. Distinct variety of new
. . orange-buff coloring . 2.00
Wedgewood. Rich blue self of refin¬
ed finish . 4.00
Total $23.00
This “High Spot” Collection, one plant
each, $20.00.
Shipment after July 15th
THE ‘ ‘ POPULAR ’ ’ IRIS COLLECTION. This
selection of twelve interesting Irises makes a desirable
planting of itself, or makes a balanced addition to our
“ Standard” collection. Each is a popular variety of
distinct character and proven merit.
Afterglow. Delicate lavender and
yellow blend . $ .50
Alcazar. Grand, violet and purple . 25
Cecil Minturn. Soft rose pink . 50
Cluny. Tall, bluish violet . 35
Neptune. Rich blue and purple . 35
Opera. Richest violet-purple . 50
Sarabande. Rosy tan and purple . 50
Seminole. Brilliant crimson . 35
Tom Tit. Deep violet-blue . 35
Troost. Deep, rosy pink, veined violet .35
White Knight. Pure white . 50
Zouave. Cream-white, spotted violet . .35
Total $4.85
This “Popular” Collection, one plant each, $3.75
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TULIPS
How to Plant Tulips
Tulips of all kinds should be planted after the leaves
on the trees begin to drop in the fall.
Set the bulbs 4 to 8 inches apart in rows or in groups.
Plant early tulips 4 to 5 inches deep, and the larger
late varieties 5 to 6 inches below the level of the
ground. In heavy soils, a little sand under the bulb to
insure drainage is beneficial. Always see that the bulb
is firmly imbedded in the soil and not left hanging in
the hole with an air space beneath.
After planting, mulch the beds lightly with leaves or
clean straw as a protection against heaving by the
frosts. The mulch should be carefully removed when
spring growth starts.
Single Early Tulips
These gay and friendly flowers are the first of all the
Tulips to come into bloom. Their bright, cheerful
colors are fitting heralds of the weeks of Tulip splendor
that follow.
The early Tulips are at their best when used in mass
effect.
SINLGE SCARLET AND CRIMSON
BELLE ALLIANCE. Fine early scarlet, sweet
scented. .85 Doz.
BRILLIANT STAR. Brilliant vermilion-scarlet.
Early. $1.10 Doz.
COULEUR CARDINAL. Soft, velvety crimson-
scarlet, with a flush of plum-purple on the out¬
side. .90 Doz.
VERMILION BRILLIANT. Large, dazzling ver¬
milion-scarlet flower of fine form. .90 Doz.
SINGLE YELLOW
GOLDFINCH. A splendid deep golden yellow, sweet
scented. .90 Doz.
MON TRESOR. Fine pure yellow of beautiful form.
$1.00 Doz.
YELLOW PRINCE. A desirable yellow, sweet
scented. .85 Doz.
SINGLE WHITE
LADY BOREEL. Syn. Joost van den Vondel. White.
A long, slender flower of beautiful form. .90 Doz.
L ’IMMACULEE. Pure white. A fine variety.
.75 Doz.
PELICAN. Large, pure white. .85 Doz.
WHITE BEAUTY. One of the finest whites.
$1.50 Doz.
WHITE SWAN. Large pure white of oval form.
.75 Doz.
NO ORDERS TAKEN FOR TULIPS AFTER
AUGUST 15TH.
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SINGLE PINK AND ROSE
PINK BEAUTY. A large and beautifully formed
flower of deep rose-pink, shaded lighter at the borders.
$1.60 Doz.
FLAMINGO. Very beautiful carmine-rose, with a
white stripe through each petal. .80 Doz.
LE REVE (Hobbema). Beautiful soft rose, with a
blending of buff. Late. .90 Doz.
SINGLE ORANGE AND SCARLET
KEIZERSKROON. Very large scarlet-red flower,
edged with a broad margin of yellow. $1.15 Doz.
DE WET. Beautiful deep orange, with unusual
golden salmon shadings. Fragrant. $2.00 Doz.
Special Offers of Single Early Tulips
SINGLE EARLY TULIP MIXTURE. This is the
finest mixture obtainable both in quality of bulbs and
variety of flowers. Recommended for quantity plant¬
ing where a wealth of cheerful color is wanted.
75 cts. per doz.; $2.60 for 50; $4.50 for 100
Double Early Tulips
These charming Double Early Tulips come into
bloom with the 'last of the Single Early varieties and
carry on the season until the May-flowering Tulips are
ready.
BOULE DE NEIGE (White Peony). Large, pure
white flower of peony-like form. .90 Doz.
ELECTRA. Bright rosy carmine, feathered violet.
$1.35 Doz.
MR. VAN DER HOEF. A pure yellow. Very full
double. $1.20 Doz.
PEACH BLOSSOM. Large, very double, bright pink
flower, flushed white. $1.15 Doz.
SCHOONOORD. The finest of the pure white dou¬
bles. .75 Doz.
TEA ROSE (Brimstone Beauty). A lovely blend of
pale yellow and soft rose. .75 Doz.
VUURBAAK. Large flowers of bright, fiery scar¬
let. .85 Doz.
Special Offers of Double Early Tulips
SPECIAL DOUBLE EARLY TULIP MIXTURE.
This is the finest mixture obtainable, and contains a
wide color range of the best bedding varieties. Recom¬
mended for mass plantings where named varieties are
not required. 75 cts. per doz.; $2.50 for 50; $4.50 forlOO
May- Flowering or Cottage Tulips
These beautiful Tulips bloom just before and along
with the Darwin’s. Among them we have some of the
most beautiful flowers of the whole Tulip family. They
are not quite as tall growing as the Darwins. The soft
clear yellows are especially lovely and should be includ¬
ed in every planting.
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PINK AND ROSE SHADES
INGLESCOMBE PINK. A favorite variety of clear,
soft pink, tinted inside with amber. .60 Doz.
QTJAINTNESS. Golden brown, overlaid with rose,
the interior mahogany brown, with a yellow base.
$3.50 Doz.
SIRENE. A pink with a shading of pale yellow. One
of the Lily-flowering type. $1.25 Doz.
STRIPED BEAUTY (Syn. Summer Beauty). Rose,
flaked deep crimson and white. .75 Doz.
WHITE, VIOLET AND FAWN
DORA. A clear, pure white of good form. .75 Doz.
MAIDEN’S BLUSH (Picotee). A pure white flow¬
er, beautifully margined with soft rose. .60 Doz.
THE FAWN. A fine variety of yellowish fawn,
blended with pale rosy lavender. .70 Doz.
UNION JACK. Light violet, feather markings of
reddish lilac. $1.10 Doz.
BELLOW SHADES
AVIS KENNICOTT. Very large, deep chrome yel¬
low with black base and anthers. $1.75 Doz.
GESNERIANA LUTE A. A, beautiful soft yellow.
Fragrant. .60 Doz.
INGLESCOMBE YELLOW. Rich canary yellow va¬
riety. Sometimes called the Yellow Darwin. .60 Doz.
MOONLIGHT. Pale yellow. Very lovely. .75 Doz.
MRS. MOON. Long pointed flowers of clear yel¬
low. Late. $1.25 Doz.
WALTER T. WARE. The richest golden yellow of
all the Tulips. $2.75 Doz.
YELLOW PICOTEE. Clear canary yellow, with a
narrow border of deep rose. .75 Doz.
Special May- Flowering Tulip Mixture
For quantiy plantings and for cutting gardens where
the names of the varieties are not essential, we offer
this balanced mixture of the May-flowering varieties.
We recommend it for planting along with the Darwin
Mixture to add variety of color and form. 60 cts. per
doz.; $4.00 for 100;
Darwin Tulips
Too much cannot be said in praise of this class of
Tulips. The Darwins comprise the largest group of all
the Tulip species, and are by far the most popular both
for garden and indoor planting. Come on long, strong
stems that make them adaptable to all planting
schemes. As cut flowers, they are very beautiful with
their long stems and mammoth size, and they last for
many days.
WHITE AND BLUSH SHADES
LA CANDEUR (White Queen). Delicate, opales¬
cent white with a tinting of pink. .70 Doz.
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PAINTED LADY. Creamy white, tinged soft helio¬
trope. .60 Doz.
PINK AND ROSE SHADES
AFTERGLOW. Soft apricot orange, tinged with
pink and shaded salmon at the edges. $1.60 Doz.
ANTON ROOSEN. Vivid rose pink, shading lighter
toward the edges, base white marked blue .75 Doz.
APHRODITE. Large flower of soft rose, or silvery
pink, deeper within. $3.00 Doz.
BARONNE DE LA TONNAYE. Rich rose pink.
.75 Doz.
CENTENAIRE. Rich violet rose with large blue
center. .75 Doz.
CLARA BUTT. Bright, clear shrimp pink. .65 Doz.
JEFFRIES. A pleasing shade of rosy carmine.
$1.50 Doz.
LE NOTRE. Soft rose, shaded blush. .70 Doz.
MADAME KRELAGE. Bright lilac rose, margined
pale silvery rose; inside soft rose pink. .70 Doz.
MARGARET. Blush-pink, inside rather deeper shade.
.75 Doz.
NAUTICUS. Dark cerise-rose, or cherry-pink, center
dark violet, shades bronze. .65 Doz.
PRINCESS ELIZABETH. Soft, rich rose, inside
deep rose, white at the base. .70 Doz.
PROFESSOR RAUWENHOF. Cherry-rose color;
base white, marked blue. .70 Doz.
SOPHROSYNE. Soft rosy pink, suffused with lilac
on the outside and shaded to silvery white at the bor¬
ders; inside pink, with a blue base. .75 Doz.
SIERAAD VAN FLORA. Bright, rosy pink, shaded
with lilac; blue base. .70 Doz.
SHADES OF RED
BARTIGON. Fiery red flower, with base white,
edged with blue. .65 Doz.
CITY OF HAARLEM. Brilliant scarlet-red, with
a deep violet base outlined in white. $3.00 Doz.
EUROPE. Glowing salmon- scarlet, shaded rose, with
a white base. .70 Doz.
FARNCOMBE SANDERS. A vivid, rosy scarlet
flower. Inside bright cerise-scarlet, with white center
marked with blue. .65 Doz,
ISIS. Bright crimson-scarlet, base blue, margined
white. .75 Doz.
KING GEORGE V. Immense flowers. Brilliant
scarlet, slightly starred blue at the base with a white
halo. $3.00 Doz.
BUNG HAROLD. Deep purple-red with a white
base. .70 Doz.
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LOVELINESS. Soft rosy carmine, shaded blush.
.65 Doz.
PRIDE OF HAARLEM. Bright rosy carmine, suf¬
fused with purple. A large flower of superb form.
.65 Doz.
WILLIAM PITT. Dark velvety crimson with a flush
of purple on the outside of the petals. .70 Doz.
SHADES OF VIOLET AND PURPLE
BLUE BIRD. A very handsome variety of mauve
blue shade. .85 Doz.
DREAM. A beautiful Darwin of soft, light helio¬
trope tones. One of the best lavender varieties. .65 Doz.
FAUST. Dark, satiny wine purple, with a blue base.
$1.20 Doz.
GIANT. A superb reddish purple Darwin, with a
white base. $1.50 Djz.
LA TRISTESSE. Tall, slaty violet, shaded to sil¬
very gray at the margins. .70 Doz.
LA TULIPE NOIRE. Deep maroon black; the dark¬
est color of the Darwins. .90 Doz.
PHILIPPE DE COMMINES. Velvety dark maroon
purple. .70 Doz.
REVEREND EWBANK. Lilae-mauve, shading to
silvery heliotrope at the edges; base white. .70 Doz.
THE BISHOP. Finest deep violet, with a blue base,
bordered white. $2.50 Doz.
THE SULTAN. Rich maroon-black. One of the
darkest Tulips. .65 Doz.
VALENTIN. Dark heliotrope-blue flowers of fine
form. .75 Doz.
ZULU. Shining blackish purple, with distinct violet
edge. .70 Doz.
YELLOW SHADES
YELLOW DARWIN. Clear canary yellow. Not a
true Darwin, but nearest in shape to be classed with
them and suitable for combination plantings. .70 Doz.
Special Offers of Darwin Tulips
SPECIAL DARWIN TULIP MIXTURE. For mass
plantings and for cutting gardens where a quantity of
fine flowers is wanted without the trouble of keeping
a record of named sorts, we offer this mixture. It in¬
cludes a wide range of the best varieties selected to
give a wide range of color and a long period of bloom.
60 cts, per doz.; $4.00 for 100.
Breeder Tulips
Breeders are the unbroken or self-colored forms of
the old Florist Tulips.
ARCHERON. A very large flower of dull, dark red.
.90 Doz.
APRICOT. Light bronze tones, overlaid with rose;
base olive. $1.25 Doz.
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BACCHUS. Rich violet blue, overlaid with a flush
of deep plum purple. $1.80 Doz.
BRONZE QUEEN. Soft buff, with a blending of
deep yellow and brown and a touch of rose. .80 Doz.
CARDINAL MANNING. The ground color is soft
purple, overlaid with rosy bronze, changing to almost
pure orange at the edges of the petals. $1.00 Doz.
CHESTNUT. Rich, dark purplish-maroon. .90 Doz.
COPERNICUS. Dark coppery bronze, flushed old
rose; interior warm brown, with yellow base. $1.50 Doz.
DON PEDRO. Deep coffee-brown, on a yellow
ground, and flushed with maroon; interior dark reddish
mahogany, with base streaked .olive. Fragrant
$1.50 Doz.
FAIRY. Deep orange red, shaded mahogany.
$1.00 Doz.
GODET PARFAIT. Rich deep reddish violet. The
inside is a shade lighter. $1.50 Doz.
JAUNE D’OEUF. Bright, deep lemon-chrome, with
a flush of light purple. Base pale green. .85 Doz.
KLOPSTOCK. Beautiful lavender, with shadings of
dark heliotrope. $1.50 Doz.
LORD BYRON. Dark crimson, overlaid with a flush
of rose and tinted with blue at the base of the outer
petals. $1.50 Doz.
LOUIS XIV. Truly a royal Tulip. An immense
flower. Rich, dull, bluish violet, blended to a broad
broad margin of tawny brown. Delightfully fragrant.
6 $1.50 Doz.
MABEL. Deep rose pink; white base. $1.25 Doz.
MEDEA, Deep salmon-scarlet, with a flush of helio¬
trope. ^)°z*
PLUTARCHUS. A pleasing shade of bronze, flush¬
ed with deep rose pink. $1.00 Doz.
TURENNE. Fine flower of dull blue violet.
$1.00 Doz.
YELLOW PERFECTION. Light bronze-yellow,
edged with deeper golden yellow. $1.00 Doz.
Special Breeder Tulip Mixture
For mass plantings and for cutting gardens where
named varieties are not essential, we recommend this
special mixture. It includes a wide range of the best
Breeder varieties and is sure to give satisfaction. 75
cts. per doz.; $5.00 for 100;
WE IMPORT OUR TULIPS DIRECT FROM HOL¬
LAND AND MUST HAVE OUR COMPLETE OR¬
DER IN THE MAIL NOT LATER THAN AUGUST
15TH, TO INSURE OUR SHIPMENT REACHING
US AT THE PROPER TIME IN THE FALL.
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Parrot Tulips
These gorgeously colored flowers are the most strik¬
ing of all the Tulip race. Their brilliant hues and their
curiously fringed or lacinated petals, forming blooms
of parrot-like form that never fail to attract the ad¬
miration of all who see them.
ADMIRAL DE CONSTANTINOPLE. Scarlet,
shaded orange. .75 Doz.
CAFE BRUN. Yellow, striped and feathered red¬
dish-brown. .75 Doz.
CRAMOISIE BRILLIANT. Rich blood-crimson,
with blackish markings. .75 Doz.
LUTE A MAJOR. Very large, clear bright yellow.
.75 Doz.
MARKGRAAF VAN BADEN. Brownish -red, feath¬
ered orange. .75 Doz.
Special Parrot Tulip Mixture
\ For those who want a plant of these interesting
Parrot Tulips and do not care for the varieties separ¬
ately named, we offer the better kinds in a mixture.
70 cts. per doz.; $4.50 for 100
Lily Flowering Tulips
The flowers are long, with gracefully pointed and re¬
curved petals that open in the typical Lily form.
ADONIS. A bright rose pink. $1.50 Doz.
ARTEMIS. A lovely flower of deep, clear rose pink,
with a white base. $1.50 Doz.
SIRENE. A beautiful flower with the same soft
pink tones as Clara Butt. $1.25 Doz.
Bunch Flowering Tulips
This new and novel Tulip comes with several flowers
on a stem. They are very showy and beautiful.
MONSIEUR LE MOTTET. Creamy white; usually
coming three to five flowers on a stem. $1.60 Doz.
Oriental Poppies
Immense cup-shaped blooms of gorgeous coloring.
Ranging in color from silvery pink to salmon, orange
scarlet, crimson and maroon. Clumps of these through¬
out the border add a brilliancy that no other flower
can provide. Blooming period, May and June. They
are of the easiest culture; almost any kind of soil suits
them, but they do best in deep rich loam. August and
September is the proper time to plant and we ship our
roots at this time only. Mulch with leaves or stable lit¬
ter in the early fall and there is no risk from severe
winter weather.
CERESE BEAUTY. A large, rich, glowing cerese-
red Poppy on strong stems. Gorgeous. .75
EMPRESS OF INDIA. A very showy orange-scar¬
let of fine substance. Vigorous. .75
PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR TULIPS BEFORE
AUGUST 15TH.
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FLANDERS. A red Poppy of splendid size, stiff
stems, splendid carriage. $1.00
GERALD PERRY. Only a few plants for sale this
season. A soft, dainty peach-pink. $2.00
JEANNE MAWSON. The very largest of the good
pink Poppies, the color is deeper than in Gerald Perry.
A very few plants for sale this year. $2.00
LULU A. NEELEY (Neeley). The very best red
Oriental Poppy in the world. $3.00
MAHONEY. Rich, mahogany-purple blooms, with a
deep glossy finish. Splendid. ' $1.00
MASTERPIECE. A very good pink Poppy with
fine habits, and vigorous growth. * $1.00
MRS. PERRY. A superbly beautiful salmon-pink.
Stock scarce. $1.00
ORANGE BRILLIANT. The name describes it.
Once seen, not soon forgoten. Scarce. $1.50
PIGMY. Very attractive flowers of orange-searlet,
borne on medium height stems. .76
PROSERPINE. A very beautiful red Poppy with
stiff stems and excellent carriage. Early. $1.00
RED FLAME. A rich, glowing red. Stock very
scarce. $2.50
TRILBY. One of the three best red Oriental Poppies
in the world, the other two being Lulu A. Neeley and
Wurtemburgia. $2.50
WURTEMBURGIA. Before the variety Lulu A.
Neeley was introduced, Wurtemburgia was the best red
Oriental Poppy. $2.50
Oriental Hybrids Mixed
The Oriental Hybrids we are offering for sale are
from the famous seedling beds of Dr. Neeley, of Pauld¬
ing, Ohio., and are far superior to the ordinary Oriental
Hybrids. These wonderful Hybrids are finding their
way into commerce on their own merits and not through
the intent of the originator, who prefers to work for
the love of flowers rather than financial gain. These
gorgeous seedlings. .50 each; $6.00 per dozen.
Grow Oriental Poppies From Seed
Oriental Poppies are very easily grown from seed.
Scatter on the ground in the fall and very lightly cover
with fine soil. Keep free from weeds the first summer
and transplant to any place desired, when the leaves
turn brown and the plant is dormant. The following
summer these plants will bear immense flowers, embrac¬
ing the most striking colors. PACKET OF 1000
SEEDS, 50 CENTS. 2500 SEEDS FOR $1.00.
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N arcissi — Daffodils
Daffodils are not particular as to soil and will thrive
for years without transplanting.
The varieties in this list have been selected from the
very best of the standard kinds, and combine both
beauty and vigorous growing qualities.
ALBA PLENA ODORATA. Large, late, double
flowers of snowy white and very fragrant. Our stock
of this variety is slighty mixed with the grand old
variety, Pheasant ’s Eye, so popular in all gardens.
.75 per doz.
BADRI BARONESS KRUPP. Perianth white with
scarlet orange cup, a very distinct and fine variety.
$2.50 per doz.
BLOOD ORANGE. Broad lemon colored petals wltn
a very bright orange-scarlet eye. $2.00 per doz.
BURBIDGEI. Very early, pure white, with small cup
beautifully margined with orange. A fine cut flower
variety. Fragrant. $1.50 per doz.
COMMANDANT. An enormous yellow trumpet with
creamy white perianth; with its giant size it combines
an elegant appearance. $4.00 per doz.
CONSPICOTJS. A splendid soft yellow; short yellow
cup, edged bright orange scarlet. One of the most use¬
ful of all Daffodils. Excellent for the border or natur¬
alizing. $1.20 per doz.
CONQUEROR. Free blooming, bold, enormous flow-
er, with large, widely expanded yellow trumpet; peri¬
anth, fairly flat and of a pale primrose color. Long
stems. $2.50 per doz.
CHEERFULNESS. A beautiful flower of creamy
white, slightly shaded orange in the center. A double
flower and a seedling of Elvira. Very scarce. $1.00 each
DUBLOON. Large double flowers of lemon-yellow
with darker center. $1.00 per doz.
DIADEM. Very broad, deep yellow, expanded trum¬
pet, with a star shaped primrose-yellow perianth. A
grand novelty. $1.50 per doz.
ELVIRA. Perianth pure white, eye bright yellow.
Three or four flowers on a stem. $1.20 per doz.
EMPEROR. Perianth deep primrose-yellow; trumpet
rich yellow. A large flower of remarkable substance.
This is the long trumpet yellow variety seen everywhere,
and still as popular as ever. Very vigorous and free
flowering. $1.00 per doz.
EMPRESS. A sister of Emperor, possessing most of
the latter’s characteristics. It has white outer petals
and bright yellow trumpet. $1.00 per doz.
FLORA PLENA (Butter and Eggs). The wall
known yellow and orange double daffodil. $1.00 per doz.
GLITTER. A very charming flower. Clear, soft, yel¬
low perianth, the segments broad and overlapping; ex¬
panded short cup, beautifully edged with bright scar¬
let. * $2.00 per doz.
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GLORY OF LEIDEN. Trumpet yellow, with soft yel¬
low perianth. One of the largest varieties. $1.50 per doz.
GLORY OF LISSE. Perianth pure white; cup mar¬
gined bright crimson, larger than Ornatus and bloom¬
ing later. Fragrant. $1.25 per doz.
GLORY OF SASSENHEIM. A very large, early
and splendid bicolor; trumpet deep yellow, perianth
sulphur -yellow. A striking garden variety. $2.00 per
doz.
KING ALFRED. Pure golden yellow with very long
trumpet. A magnificient variety. $3.00 per doz.
MAGNIFICIENT. Very large and wide, golden yel¬
low trumpet, snowy white perianth. This is one of the
finest bicolors known. Stock very scarce. $4.00 per doz.
MINISTER TALMA. Large, early, deep yellow.
$100
MME. DE GRAFF. Perianth pure white; trumpet
primrose, changing to white. Beautifully formed flower
-of great substance. $2.00 per doz.
MRS. THOMPSON. Pure white and very early.
$1.00 per doz.
ORNATUS. Pure white perianth; bright crimson
margin on the cup. A splendid variety for massing or
•cut flowers. Fragrant. .75 per doz.
ORANGE PHOENIX. (Bacon and Eggs). Large,
double, rose-shaped flowers of white, with rich, reddish
orange center. $1.00 per doz.
PHEASANT ’S EYE. This variety is one of the
cheapest as well as one of the most beautiful of all the
daffodils. It is a free bloomer, multiples rapidly, very
[hardy and will bloom year after year, even if given
no care. $.75 per doz.
PURITY. Large, dark yellow trumpet, perianth pure
white. A splendid bicolor. Very fragrant. Stock
scarce. $2.00 per doz.
SIR WATKINS. Large petals of rich sulphur-yel¬
low, and a wide, flaring yellow cup. Tall and very
showy with long lasting qualities. Splendid for cut
flowers. $1.00 per doz.
THE STAR. Vigorous and free flowering variety,
with a medium sized yellow cup and broad white peri¬
anth. Late. $1.20 per doz.
VANILLA. Large, yellow expanded trumpet with
silvery white perianth, strong tall growing, with
a vanilla-like fragrance. Scarce. 3.00 per doz.
VAN WAVEREN’S GIANT. This is the largest of
all narcissi. The flowers are of huge dimensions; peri¬
anth, primrose with bright yellow trumpet. $4.00 per
doz.
MIXED DAFFODILS. A splendid mixture of many
varieties and types. This offer is a real bargain and
our supply of mixtures is not large. Order early and
be sure of the amount you need. .65 per doz.; 100 for
$5.00.
SIX OF ANY VARIETY AT ONE HALF THE
DOZEN RATE.
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Tigridia (Tigerflower)
Tli's old-fashioned flower with its brilliant coloring
and curious tiger like blotches is rarely seen in present
day gardens. Since bright colors are now desired, the
Tigrid'as are again in active demand. They are sum¬
mer flowering bulbous plants , that bloom freely from
mid summer until frost, on stems 2 feet high. The
flowers are large, triangular in shape, often measuring
4 to 6 inches across, and are peculiarly marked with
spots and blotches in brilliant shades or orange-scarlet,
yellow, gold and brown. The foliage and bulbs are
similar in appearance to the Gladiolus, and cultural re¬
quirements are the same. The bulbs are planted in the
spring after danger of frost is past and must be dug
in the fall and stored in a cool dry place where they
will not freeze. Mice seem' particularly fond of Tigri
dias and the bulbs must be carefully protected during
the whiter.
Tigridia pavonia (Common Tigerfl ower i . Very large,
flat flowers with a distinct shell-like center. The
three large petals are bright orange-scarlet and the
center is clear, bright yellow curiously blotched with
markings of gold and reddish-brown. 25 c-ts. each :
$2.50 per doz.
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